Radio Shack has a website and you can browse their catalogs in it. That may
save the time and humiliation of physically going in therer to shop with
those deliberately ignorant jackasses. I can't beleive they don't educate
their workers to comprehend a bit about what they sell the public. It is a
testement to the quality of their products though, when you have to rebuild
what you buy there in order to use it.


Strength and Honor

"Dxluver" wrote in message
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small mistake. Cat#42-2472A, it's a 6 ft. (smallest they had) shielded
Audio
Extension Cable.

I neatly encircled the access cable and put a hit of electrical tape on it
and
tucked it behind the radio and then plugged my sloper into that. Problem
solved
(I hope.)