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Ah...gotcha. Thanks for the heads up.

Will the 14v charger damage the pc2150's? Being an intellicharger I imagine it won't go much over 14v so I am thinking that they should be fine. Please correct me if I am wrong in my assumption.

Interesting lil unit. I would try to make it as physically small as possible. The proto is as big as a portable o-scope. If it fell in the "under $100" range, I would probably buy one. Anything more than that, and I would get a "cheap" o-scope (around $120). For me personally, portability and cost are the two defining factors. Keep it simple, no bling.....it is a tool. It doesn't need to be fancy when only pulled out for 15-20 mins. It just needs to do the job, and do it right. Other than that....decent concept. Hope it becomes a "must have" in an installers toolbox.

What do you feel is wrong with the w200's?

Get the 5, give yourself room to grow. You know yer gonna.

In moving to the midsize company, you are going to have hiccups, and there are bound to be orders missed, or shipments gone a wry, but the customer needs to understand that there will soon be seperation from "chruch and state" if you will, and that will inevitable bring a superior product to the consumer. Staying in touch with the needs and wants of the consumer is great (reading and responding on forums), but direct orders will soon be a thing of the past.

Also, what I am seeing here is the manufacturer dealing with the public direct. The public should be dealing with the retailers. Questions should be fielded by dealers. I believe Sundown is currently in that "inbetween" stage. Where they are not big enough to just be a manufacturer, and they are not small enough to be able to offer the 1 on 1 service like before. Many companies do fail at this point in time, because they cannot make the step into the full blown manufacturing part of things. They still have their "buddies" from when they were "retailing" out the back door. As a manufacturer, at some point you have to sever ties with the general population, and focus on current product, and future product demands.

Classic....haven't seen someone do that in years. I bet some peeps will love this.

Calculate airspace first.

Thats what he just said. Make a box that slides through to the trunk, and uses up the whole back seat. Make it level with the rear deck. Port forward on front of box, subs firing up. Hope you got $$$ cause the supporting mods are not cheap.

Toss up between 2 and 3, but I would say 3 would meter better.

I am experimenting with that

Get out the camera

My wife is prego....no pics there. And no DC gear to wear......yet.

There was no extra photo shoots.....Chodes girl just wants to see us all post pics of ourselves like idiots so she can laugh.

Would my holdin up a lvl 4 12 be good enough?

Spray can liner = junk. Get the real meal deal that goes through the paint gun.

Try driving a truck at 30 mph down a logging road for 3 hrs at a time. It will be fine. Prep your panels properly, spray it, and it will stay on. Also 2-3000 lbs of stuff sliding around in the back of the box is tons more force than a panel resonating for 5 mins.

Are y'all on crack..... Just use the liner straight up. It doesn't matter if it goes hard. It is not going to crack on moving panels. I bet none of you run trucks with a real bedliner in it? We throw heave ass shit in out trucks, heavy enough to dent the floor of the box, drag stuff out of the box, and 90% of liners hold up no questions asked. So if you think a little vibration from your system is going to make it flake off.....think again.

Worked for me to: OPisanidiot

Sorry dude, but you are asking things that are basic concepts in the audio biz. Most fuse holders will only accept up to 1/0. If you are running 2 100 amp fuses, why do you need a 300 or 400 amp fuse?