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Rollo Tomasi
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Hi
Can anyone help me with a picture to locate were is suppose to be the power line + on a TELEFUNKEN ID51V ? have an IA50 and the + line comes from one side of the dash unit , but found no holes on the ID51V?
I guess I am missing the ground line also.
Thanks for any help
Omar
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Rollo Tomasi
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Please!! 
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I would say the chances of the power line being the same are very good, they are almost identical on the front...
Here is the ID51V...
Here is the ID52V...
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| Your best bet is to ask this question on the 356 registry forum, and/or contact Willy Wilkes in Brisbin, PA who works on all versions of this radio and if you can reach him he can likely tell you where this connection originally was/is, good luck. |
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Rollo Tomasi
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Thanks Virtaen Ninamashr and Gary
I already posted in the 356 registry looking for this location picture. members here and in the 356 registry have only shots from the front main unit. Yes! Virtaen, I think ID52V will be the same. thanks.
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+ line is the black wire between red and yellow.
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A quick general question... I wonder why, in older electronics, they didn't mark all + lines in red? It just seems weird to have a black + wire. 
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+ line is the black wire between red and yellow.
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A quick general question... I wonder why, in older electronics, they didn't mark all + lines in red? It just seems weird to have a black + wire. |
Actually in most automotive wiring protocols, many supply ("+") wires are black. The ignition wire in the Beetles is. Even the battery cable went to black in the early 50s. The precedent seems to be that any fused "hot" line is black, but there are exceptions.
I got a good chuckle last year, I was but a lane change turn signal relay kit in my '04 Jetta and pulled the flasher a its wires from the dash. I had to relocate the main flasher power feed line from the emergency flasher connector to the new relay socket. Its color? Black with green and white striping.
Same color as in 1950!
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Great information and pictures, Thanks Ninamashr.
I guess (-) or ground is taken from the radio chasis. right?
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Great information and pictures, Thanks Ninamashr.
I guess (-) or ground is taken from the radio chasis. right? |
I'm not a 100% sure as far as your radio is concerned. I have a Motorola Big M radio and it is grounded with a wire going from the chassis to a ground on the car. All the radios I have ever had always have a chassis ground, so, I don't see why yours would be any different. I see that you are in Georgetown, Tx. I am just 5 miles south of you in Round Rock if you have any questions.
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Thanks Mika!!! it worked 
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Rollo Tomasi
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Great information and pictures, Thanks Ninamashr.
I guess (-) or ground is taken from the radio chasis. right? |
I'm not a 100% sure as far as your radio is concerned. I have a Motorola Big M radio and it is grounded with a wire going from the chassis to a ground on the car. All the radios I have ever had always have a chassis ground, so, I don't see why yours would be any different. I see that you are in Georgetown, Tx. I am just 5 miles south of you in Round Rock if you have any questions. |
Thanks, and cool you are that close, I travel back and forward . have a house close to the SW Univesity. I will be there next week.
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Cool installation manual I came across on the net .
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