SnowDrifter

Crash repair? Also I think you have an extra "0" in that title 👀

LOL Some strong ass magnets right there

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Damn that thing hauls ass I'd love to see a speedo view at full chooch one of these days 👀

You might send them a note. The Re would seem to indicate D4, but the BL listed appears for D2 - unless the motor force is weaker than I'm expecting

The user manual seems to indicate using a sine wave rather than music. Have you tried that? Admittedly I don't own one so I'm not familiar with typical behavior for these units

Darn talk about a lot of horses to tame, and quiet! I honestly can't place that vehicle. No idea what it is

When you say overlap, are you referring to the gain setting on your amp? i.e. setting it with a -10db tone? Or are you referring to crossovers where you want to set your sub amp such that the crossover attenuation provided is -10db at 80hz?

Did you piece it together or is someone selling kits somewhere?

Fucking love that lithium bank

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This rig. Going from 2 10s on ~300w to 4 15s on a 7.5k was a change to say the least I had no idea what to expect. I figured it would just be like turning up the radio a bit more. NOPE. I had zero frame of reference for just what "loud" was. It threw me for a loop - feeling it in my chest, whole interior shaking, having it grab my throat, and the physical sensation of my eardrums flexing. 10/10 was a great time

The box on that first one is out of this world!

Seems to have developed a taste for Brandito

What do you mean false positive?

Gain is basically a ratio set between input and output voltage. If your input voltage is low, you'll need a high gain to compensate. No side effects from it other than potentially extra static or similar artifacts if your cables are unshielded and acting like an antenna FWIW when I had a 7v line driver, my gain wouldn't get more than maybe 25 degrees off min setting to get to the appropriate settings. tl;dr don't sweat it you're good!

Normal If you're using exclusively RCA outputs, yield to those numbers Else you can do some mix/matching. Use -5db for your HU speaker outputs provided the RCA outputs are clean at the same level w/ -0db, then tune your sub amp at that same volume level with whichever gain overlap is appropriate for your goals

You're a braver man than I. I'd be cuddled up in the shop waiting for the 5-0. I'm always a bit paranoid with these folks. Never know their mindset or what they have on 'em. I am rather curious how he got a key though?