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anyone good with amps?????????????????????
16 years 7 months ago #127113
by Chris CW
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I meant having like 0G earth cable! Ofc you shouldnt use bloody speaker or remote cable <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt="Woody wrote: It does, happened with a few of the amps of yours. I was tryin to use remote wire or speaker wire and it wouldnt work. Had to go with power cable in the end.
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16 years 7 months ago #127524
by Bluefox
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Really, you should use the same gauge power cable for the earth as the power... and keep it as short as possilble. That said though, it should be surgically clean...
I can't stress how important earths are, if you're talking amps or starter motors. Make the earth the best part of the install and you'll minimise any problems.
I can't stress how important earths are, if you're talking amps or starter motors. Make the earth the best part of the install and you'll minimise any problems.
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16 years 7 months ago #130998
by steven m10
low and slow rollin on 13s
mk2 lovin <3
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suck balls lool my power cap is close to being as good as your 2 
low and slow rollin on 13s
mk2 lovin <3
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16 years 6 months ago #133799
by Bluefox
As Rich mentions, Power Caps are the cheaper way of doing that.
That said though, the battery method - particularly with a deep cycle battery and a split charging relay - is much better if you're got a really power hungry or competition system.
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jag-dave wrote: having a second battery next to the amp is a good idea eliminates voltage drop on audio peaks which in turn reduces distortion.
As Rich mentions, Power Caps are the cheaper way of doing that.
That said though, the battery method - particularly with a deep cycle battery and a split charging relay - is much better if you're got a really power hungry or competition system.
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