audioanonymous
-
Posts
147 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Media Demo
Store
Collections
Videos
Posts posted by audioanonymous
-
-
I am just here to let everyone know I am the Wisconsin State rep for Wisconsin competitors and Jeremy Weber is the Wiscosin rep for dealers.
I can be reached at [email protected] or you can find me on Facebook (Geoff Cayemberg). Jeremy Weber can be reached @ soundmekanix@hotmail.com and laos has a Facebook for those on there as well.
Thanks
-
Diehard and many other brands......Dont forget the warranty period! 3yrs?! What other battery on the market is warrantied that long
-
Get aluminum bars over copper,imo . Why? Less corrosion over time, much easier on the wallet, almost zero performance difference for what we use it for. If you are concerned about conductivity you can always see if you can get 2024 aluminum which is a copper aluminum alloy.
-
hot if you wire it low just like any other amp
-
I personally have never had an amp mess up while charging.
-
I have dual 4 gauge into single 4 gauge input adapters.
-
project db can do them for you
http://www.teamprojectdb.com/index.php/store/reducers/product/1-10-4-gauge-offset-reducers-pair
-
Title says it all if anyone has any dual inputs pm me im lookin to buy some asap for a reasonable price
http://www.teamprojectdb.com/index.php/store/wire-adapters/product/5-overunder-10-adapters-pair
-
Mine should be around 163-164 on the dash with one 9kW when I get it in.
-
Do want
dont let this guy in rusty!
-
-
Will there be a battle of Barney. vs Barney Hunter at this show?
-
-
Pm me your number, Im the only one on phones today and being Monday theres alot of people calling
Sounds like you need another employee. When do i start?
-
I dont know if you did this or not, this is only something to consider, but when you first checked it was your air conditioner NOT on in your car and it is now? Because that load usually lowers the voltage. Just something to think about if you have an added load on the vehicle now when it's running.
-
The reason they are probably heavy is possibly because they are made out of mild steel and coated, which is heavy in comparison to something like aluminum.
-
I could make something but I definitely can't stay in the price range of the ones that are shown.
-
I'll sell you mine!
-
Thanks for the kind words!
-
He still does them! I got my dual inputs a couple days ago, it took like ten days, but they turned out NIIIIICCCE! I am still loking for batts for the low, and I'm getting him to do some buss bars! Great work!
http://a8.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/270208_1695310154849_1600682969_3020087_6985550_n.jpg
Am liking these alot. Can u give info of where u got or who built? Also, say my amp is 500 amp fuse rated. Normally I would use a 250 on each pos input. Would I use 125 on each of the four pos cables if I used these?
<---- that guy did them.
-
I think "audioanonymous" does, I just p.m.'d him about some. I also saw folks chatting about "McMaster-Carr" having them, but I couldn't find what I want...
I sure do! With rock bottom pricing!
-
I can make you up some out of aluminum. Hit me up if interested.
-
I wouldn't even bother. I'd chalk it up as a loss and try to get my money back. Lesson learned. NEVER buy used batteries!
-
.gif){kind=small}
Wisconsin State Rep for DC Audio
in DC Sound Lab - Big Bass on ANOTHER LEVEL!
Posted
Sounds good!