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The switch does seem to be overkill, rather than working more into the solution, why not use a switched jack (where inserting the connector makes the connection for your relay to 'switch' the aux-mod).
PS2, DIN, and similar connectors offer a few extra pins so that the conenction being "made" can act as your 'switch' as well.
Even a simple SCR could be used to hold-in your relay once activated (until the key is turned off...)
Sadly, I don't have the schematics at hand here, but there oughta just be a simple mechanical switch there for "tape=inserted", that may be perturbed for your purpose. I'll scour some images from a recent install and see if I can't offer more insight
The switch does seem to be overkill, rather than working more into the solution, why not use a switched jack (where inserting the connector makes the connection for your relay to 'switch' the aux-mod).
PS2, DIN, and similar connectors offer a few extra pins so that the conenction being "made" can act as your 'switch' as well.
Even a simple SCR could be used to hold-in your relay once activated (until the key is turned off...)
Sadly, I don't have the schematics at hand here, but there oughta just be a simple mechanical switch there for "tape=inserted", that may be perturbed for your purpose. I'll scour some images from a recent install and see if I can't offer more insight