freaking out, especially when neither the company nor user is at fault is uncalled for. DC will take care of the issue without thnking twice about it. The worst part about the whole situation is he wait time to get it back.
I can't say anything bad about mine, it's run at .5 ohms before like a champ. Running it at 2 ohms right for my SSD with very little voltage drop at idle, most efficient amp I've own thus far in the hobby. If you get one you won't be disappointed!
True that. Without any line pressures I couldn't even think about trying to diagnose, but i'm an entry level tech so not a lot of experience coming from me.
The blue tooth idea would be flipping sweet... No longer have to think about where to run wires in comparison to power wires... And possibly better quality of signal
to set your gains with an LC-1 you should turn it all the way up.. then set your gains. Then when you max out the LC-1 your full tilt on the RCA output.
your going to get 50 different answers from 50 different people... The only real test to see what you like is to get both test them and make a decision on your own. Too many people have too many opinions.
I may be mistaken, but most XS power that are not the S line swell with the heat under the hood. Most people just run them with no issues. I would still call whoever you bought it from. You may also try putting it on an intellicharger to make sure the battery is regulated correctly.
start getting quotes from reputable alternator companies and you'll get a good ball park of an idea. $150 ish for wire depending on how much you actually need. $250 to $350 for a decent battery (multiplied by 2 to be safe). Another $50 is for loose odds and ends, connectors fuse holders etc.
electric fans to add to your list above.. with that motor you can do just about anything you can think of... fuel efficient isn't going to be in it's vocabulary though.