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<blockquote data-quote="EddieG" data-source="post: 8879379" data-attributes="member: 691741">Ha, I guess they were counting on cheapos like me. <img class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" alt="😂" title="😂" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f602.png" />In the diagram it says the System remote control wire (not included) needs to be connected to the accessory connector in the car&#039;s fuse unit from which over 2 amps can be supplied. So can I go to the 12V cigarette outlet ? I assume that&#039;s is the remote to power on the sub, wouldn&#039;t I want to wire in a switch to turn it on after I start the car ? And it looks like it has some flat socket connectors in the diagram (the not included wire)Those look handy dandy. I&#039;ll probably try those out. I can avoid heat shrink and hot solder. I hope the audio shop in town has them on hand. As for the Android I&#039;m pretty sure it uses standard wire harness. It was already installed but looks like the one I attached. 2003-2007 Accord Android screen generic eBay crap. It works though</blockquote>

[QUOTE="EddieG, post: 8879379, member: 691741"] Ha, I guess they were counting on cheapos like me. 😂 In the diagram it says the System remote control wire (not included) needs to be connected to the accessory connector in the car's fuse unit from which over 2 amps can be supplied. So can I go to the 12V cigarette outlet ? I assume that's is the remote to power on the sub, wouldn't I want to wire in a switch to turn it on after I start the car ? And it looks like it has some flat socket connectors in the diagram (the not included wire) Those look handy dandy. I'll probably try those out. I can avoid heat shrink and hot solder. I hope the audio shop in town has them on hand. As for the Android I'm pretty sure it uses standard wire harness. It was already installed but looks like the one I attached. 2003-2007 Accord Android screen generic eBay crap. It works though [/QUOTE]

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