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Have mex bt2600 sony xplode
If the Sony front end unit (stereo) has RCA jacks (Left and Right) in the back it's an input to the Xplode amp. If that's right then the Subwoofer putputs should plug or wire into the Xplode amp. I haven't hooked these up for some time but try a search on Youtube with the units you describe I'm more than 90% sure that there are videos there.
Sony SLT A 35
Sony has said. Remove battery close battery door turn camera to on then press firing button and hold for 1 min. Turn off then replace battery. This will reset camera to factory settings. It did not solve my camera error problem but might help others.
Sony XM-1600GSD have low amps on middel fues and wont work
You are in over your head with this. There is only one fuse on the outside and it is the main power fuse. When you hook something like this amp to a power source for conversion from 110 there is a ripple current. The more the Sony pulls out of the converter, the higher the ripple current came be. That ripple can cause failure of other parts in the amplifier. Since you heard a pop sound. It is apparent that the components in the amplifier have failed. You are going to have to disassemble it and look for damage. Then you need to find that parts that are blown and then you need to be able to solder and replace them.
I just installed a new Sony XT-100HD HD Radio
It is always worth checking the aerial in any case of poor reception.
In the case of a standard mast-type aerial it is necessary for the mast to have very good continuity to the centre of the aerial plug, that the outer part of the aerial plug has good continuity to the aerial ground and thus to the vehicle bodywork and the two parts are electrically isolated from each other. A good independent radio ground connection also helps.
In the case of miniature aerials or those within a windscreen, a rear screen or rear quarter glass, the amount of signal available will be small and so an aerial preamplifier will be provided to boost the signal. The preamp might be part of the aerial or a separate unit fitted anywhere convenient. I once found one fixed to the front firewall behind the dashboard.
The preamp needs a good 12 volt supply and a ground as well as good connections to the aerial coaxial leads. The supply is usually obtained from the radio set so it is operative only when the radio is switched on. Sometimes a radio has a dedicated output but mostly the electric (automatic) aerial output must be used. If the preamp isn't working reception will typically be limited to a few powerful stations.
I hope this helps.
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