I would switch to negative ground but that's just MHO. If the
radio has more than 1 or 2 wires comming out the back then the speaker is
seperate. If not then the speaker must be internal. There should be holes
in it somewhere for the sound to come out, look around. If you do decide
to keep the radio I have FM converter that you are welcome to. It works
on positive or negative ground.
...Art
On Mon, 17 Nov 1997, Fred Krampits wrote:
> My 1963 Midget MK I is all original with the exception of a Moto Lita
> steering wheel. The car is still positive ground. I have a Radio that
> was previously installed in the car. It is a BMCD AM Radio, (I was told
> it works and assume it is positive ground) I notice this radio does not
> have a speaker is it built in? My dilema is this, do I try to get this
> radio installed or do I convert to negative ground and install a 22
> watt per channel JVC that I used to run in my BMW 320I. Are there any
> dangers in converting to negative ground? Does it make my car
> unoriginal? Is the radio I have a BMC radio? I don't mind AM only for
> the short driving I do.
>
> Thanks, Fred
> 1963 MK I (1098CG)
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