And where is probably not so much Amper and less power? Before you connect such a power supply, do I need to know if you are connecting 4 speakers or only 2?
That's enough for you until the world is cut so the plug we are looking for plus 12V connect to the ISO red and yellow plug and the ground to the black cable from the ISO plug the second gray plug is to connect the speakers to the radio instructions you can handle it. This adapter can be found where you wrote in # 1 post. Just enter this model what I gave. And to the decoder they are similar but the amp is less. https://www.dmtrade.pl/k1480,zasilanie-zasilacze-zasilacze-impulsowe-zasilacze-desktop.html
Car radio loaded with 4 ohm 4 speakers can sometimes take over 100W but this is only when it can be heard from neighbors. The standard situation is 10-20W.
The discussion revolves around connecting a car radio at home, specifically focusing on the appropriate power supply. Users suggest utilizing an old ATX computer power supply, while others inquire about alternatives like laptop or decoder power supplies. The car radio in question is identified as a Voice Craft model with a power output of 4x50 or 4x45 watts. Recommendations include using a 12V DC power supply rated at 10A, with a maximum load power of 120W. Users discuss the importance of knowing the number of speakers to be connected, with suggestions that two speakers are sufficient. Wiring instructions are provided, emphasizing the connection of the power supply to the ISO plugs. The conversation concludes with a note on the typical power consumption of car radios, which is generally much lower than the maximum load. Summary generated by the language model.
4x50 or 4x45 probably has something like that
