will this power a car radio
1173866
It wouldn't even blow up a float for the pool. No power at all! Mine went in the trash. When I plugged it into the wall, there was no power.
1220558
I don't know. It worked for 5 hours but I had it hooked up to a car amp. The car amp is 550 watts. But it didn't work.
691473
Yes, if your stereo includes FM radio. You tune the mini FM and your radio to the same empty frequency and it should work. Same in a car.
85942
No, this is a power inverter and must be plugged in to a 12 volt source like the accessory plug in most cars. Then it will produce 120 volts AC and power most small household devices like your boom box.
583743
It depends on the radio installed. If it has a single CD changer the chances are good. If it has a 6 CD changer then no. Take it out and see if it has a white 6 pin receptacle in the back. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyWAXdO_83w
1916889
No, this isn't for cars. There are plenty of car EQ's, which are designed to run on 12 volts and have subwoofer outputs. You should get one meant for car stereo use.
539889
No, this device is made to directly power your UV5R Radio from a 12 VDC power port in your car by plugging . They also make a 12VDC powered base charger which allows you to charge the radio with battery attached to both charge the battery and run the radio.
465952
yes as long as your not adding an amplifier for a subwoofer otherwise you would need to run a wire for amp power.. it will hook up fine to a standard car stereo speakers as it has 4x80watt outputs.
1486750
Probably but not if you crank it up much. This is for a steady draw from light bulbs. The only way to steadily power a car stereo is with a high amperage power supply. The easiest method is what I do in my golf cart. I have a marine deep cycle battery that runs the radio, then when I am done, I put it on charge overnight. For longer periods to keep the battery charged up I have a float charger. Yes this is a hassle but car stereos draw a lot of power at only 12-14v so they need a lot of amperage to crank them up. Easiest thing is to get a good sized (it should weigh a few pounds minimum) power supply. A battery charger alone will buzz like crazy and not be good for the constant amp draw. Probably but not if you crank it up much. This is for a steady draw from light bulbs. The only way to steadily power a car stereo is with a high amperage power supply. The easiest method is what I do in my golf cart. I have a marine deep cycle battery that runs the radio, then when I am done, I put it on charge overnight. For longer periods to keep the battery charged up I have a float charger. Yes this is a hassle but car stereos draw a lot of power at only 12-14v so they need a lot of amperage to crank them up. Easiest thing is to get a good sized (it should weigh a few pounds minimum)... » Read More Probably but not if you crank it up much. This is for a steady draw from light bulbs. The only way to steadily power a car stereo is with a high amperage power supply. The easiest method is what I do in my golf cart. I have a marine deep cycle battery that runs the radio, then when I am done, I put it on charge overnight. For longer periods to keep the battery charged up I have a float charger. Yes this is a hassle but car stereos draw a lot of power at only 12-14v so they need a lot of amperage to crank them up. Easiest thing is to get a good sized (it should weigh a few pounds minimum) power supply. A battery charger alone will buzz like crazy and not be good for the constant amp draw. « Show Less
960940
This should work with virtually any car as it plugs into the antenna lead on the back of the radio. You *might* need an adapter, but otherwise, it just overtakes the radio signal when switched on.
1887714
if you have a 12V source of power, and the radio you connect to has an automotive style antenna connector.. so for most cases ..no.. but great for most RV's..
1818821
Yes. Just run a power and cable from your battery and ground the radio. We install radios is tractors, boats, and vehicles all the time.
1225189
I use this power supply to run Musical Fidelity Phono Preamp V-LPS. Sorry, I don't know about car amp. No, the wire costs extra (1.3mm x 3.5mm x 11.2mm Plug with 6 feet Cord).
286886
Probably not...it won't play anything through my speakers in my car, on my dock, nothing. It charges, and very poorly.
266318
No, You need an amp for it to work and t is also 12 volt. Generally used for car audio.
622543
I mean it will but it will work poorly. It attaches to the antenna so if your car has an antenna it will work, but as I learned, changing the geometry of your antenna is not a good idea. An FM transmitter is a better idea. Even though they are notorious for not working that well they are physically decoupled from your antenna which is how your fm receiver is meant to work.
918654
No. This takes the audio from your phone, but it then routes it to the radio via an AUX jack. If your car doesn't have one of those, this won't work for you.