Re: 164 changers, etc.

[Ian Lomax <sfalfisto@domain.elided>]

I like my method better.  Walk to parking lot, open
trunk, look at changer.  Read "Eclipse" off it.  Close
trunk.  Walk inside.  Type this to digest.

<tongue firmly in cheek>

Seriously, this is a cool trick Paul mentions, I'm
sure I'll use it in the future.  But I know the stock
head unit is a Fujitsu-Ten, and Eclipse is their high
end consumer brand.  Any audio store that carries
Eclipse equipment should have the cartridges.  My
changer was installed by the second owner, hence the
Eclipse brand.

Enjoy the weekend!
Ian Lomax

--- Paul Witek <pwitek@domain.elided> wrote:
> A neat way to find out who made the 164 CD changers
> would be to do a reverse search on the FCC ID number
> - which will be on the unit somewhere, and is issued
> to the actual manufacturer (not Alfa).
> 
> Head on over to:
> 
> http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid/
> 
> where you can do a reverse search on the FCC ID
> number.
> 
> NON-ALFA note:  this also works great for
> unidentifiable computer bits - you can track down
> who made that mystery PCI card floating around in
> your box of compu-crap.
> 
> - Paul Witek
> 
>
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