Lowering the theft level

By I StruG
March 5, 2006 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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I StruG

Posted March 5, 2006

Hi all,

I have a (TNR) Unit and no bcm 4 it 2 get in bed with. has anyone ever had the unit working on the bench before ? any help would be great, i would love to swap my "Good lookin" half workin kenwood unit 4 the theft factor alone !

I StruG

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