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 Day two:
Heres an image I drew up in photoshop indicating the wiring I found..
Enjoy!
Artwork by myself
Day two:
Heres an image I drew up in photoshop indicating the wiring I found..
Enjoy!
Artwork by myself
 Day three:
I took apart a "Gigaware" iPod car charger with audio out and wired the audio and power into a 13 pin connector housing I got at the local parts store.
I kept the chargers power converter and what not to keep the voltage at the iPhone/iPods 5v and I do believe it has the needed equipment to give the iPhone/iPod the "ok" to charge and play tunes.
Yeah its a bit ugly, but for Version 1 its not bad. And it will all be hidden behind the stereo so who cares!
Day three:
I took apart a "Gigaware" iPod car charger with audio out and wired the audio and power into a 13 pin connector housing I got at the local parts store.
I kept the chargers power converter and what not to keep the voltage at the iPhone/iPods 5v and I do believe it has the needed equipment to give the iPhone/iPod the "ok" to charge and play tunes.
Yeah its a bit ugly, but for Version 1 its not bad. And it will all be hidden behind the stereo so who cares! 
 
 


