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GioRF

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  1. Thanks! I'll keep that in mind!
  2. I just want to know the usable frequency range of it. Cause my old Rockfords power hx2s had a usable frequency range of 22hz-150hz. But I can't get that from DC.
  3. Bump! I just need the usable frequency range of the Level 3 15 sub. Hope someone can help me!
  4. Hi! I've been triying to find the frequency response of the DC audio level 3 15's and in the website it is not stated. If someone knows, i just need the frequency range of the sub. Thanks!
  5. The T20001BD has a 250 Amp fuse and its a little larger. The one in the pics its a T10001BD.
  6. OK so i should set it at 14.8 cold or should i set it higher so when it(the alt.) gets hot stays at 14.8? Thanks.
  7. I want to know if they could get damaged for high voltage. i have a 2400 and a 1800. Thanks.
  8. Hi im triying to find out the max voltage 12V Kinetiks can take from the alternator without damage, can they take like 15.3 V? Thanks.
  9. Maybe ill take the 240 I like the option of having around 15.3V and more output at idle.
  10. Right now i have a 140 AMP GM ALT. and 2 KINETIKS 1 1800 front and 1 2400 rear 1 10FARAD Rockford cap all 2/0 Welding cable Power,Ground and big 3 and at full tilt it can go from 14.1V down to 11.2V
  11. Does 30AMPS make a big diference at idle? Or maybe i wouldnt notice a huge diference?
  12. No not highway at all. But still dont know which will be my best choice.
  13. Just checked the real specs on the 320AMP ALT and at idle it puts out only 100 AMPS. But the 240AMP ALT is 135 AMPS. at idle. Now im really confused. It is more power at idle or more power at total what i should be looking at? Thanks.
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