headphone socket fitment

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ken kerrison - 18 Jul 2004 01:21 GMT

I have had my RTV for over six months and have not been able to have a
headphone socket fitted in Canberra. The people I have spoken to
simply look blank and cannot help.
Has anyone attempted this? Any suggestions?
Until I solve this problem (as I did a decade ago with my old F150),
being deaf, I cannot use my radio or my 6-stacker. Three hours of
silence to the coast!

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The Raven - 18 Jul 2004 10:31 GMT

Hi Ken;
If ya want to have a inbuilt head phone jack, check ya radio
itself for sound outlet, then take the schematics to either Dick SMith or
Tandy they sell a extension jack plug kit designed for most cars that fit a
variety of radios, cd's and tape decks.

Peter

> I have had my RTV for over six months and have not been able to have a
> headphone socket fitted in Canberra. The people I have spoken to
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> being deaf, I cannot use my radio or my 6-stacker. Three hours of
> silence to the coast!

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ken kerrison - 19 Jul 2004 08:19 GMT

Thanks. I will follow your suggestion.

> Hi Ken;
> If ya want to have a inbuilt head phone jack, check ya radio
> itself for sound outlet, then take the schematics to either Dick SMith or
> Tandy they sell a extension jack plug kit designed for most cars that fit a
> variety of radios, cd's and tape decks.

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