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BFF Larry

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  2. Well I'm waiting to see if my insurance claim goes through but in the mean time, I wanted to see if anyone could help me. Model: ap3000.1d The amp will power on. Everything seems fine, but no output to the subs. Here is some pics of the internals of the terminals and such. Is that solder that's touching the silver curled on the board supposed to be like that? Thanks in advance, Larry
  3. im using 2 inch screws right, do u thing it would be okay? or should i use tee nuts and bolts.? do you know the size of the mounting wholes for the lvl 5s? it really cold out ha. then they will prolly stab the subs haha and thanks everyone for replying!
  4. get a PAC? http://www.amazon.com/PAC-Remote-Amplifier-Level-Controller/dp/B0002J226O
  5. what size should i get ? 1/4"? bigger?
  6. I'm using 2 inch long screws . But I think its comin out of the wall. I might have just mounted it wrong. Or not all the way flush
  7. What should I use to mount subs horizontally. I don't think screws would hold well or for long... Any inputs? Thanks, Larry
  8. Congrats dude!!! We're floating in the same boat now! Ha He's adorable! And he's rockin a beanie!
  9. the amp realistically do what was stated above...if that...
  10. I hate being a dumbass. I just checked out my new grounds I made and One of them is jiggly in its ring terminal..guess I didnt crank vice down as tight as I thought I did... imma buy me a torch and some new ring terminals this weekend and re solder every single terminal ive done...f this crimping shit. If bossman is cool with it, im gonna pull that cable and re crimp it for now to see if that cures anything. thanks guys..Ill post results shortly..... yall are awesome. Theres gonna be a free beer cooler for some of you guys when I get this meet ironed out.. crimp and solder, use 40/60 rosin core.
  11. Check if any wires you ran from alt to.battery, and to the back battery. See if they are getting hot. Or jiggle them to see if the connections and terminals are secured. Usually a bad terminal connection causes the.voltage to.change. Sometimes if the.ring terminal is not soldered properly, happens all the time, it'll.cause.voltage drops.
  12. how much wire do u have? make double runs
  13. dowels do, but barely noticeable. 45 at the port wall does affect tuning.
  14. Yea. He does. I don't like it at all but its watever he want to do. He loves ice
  15. x2 And when u say the subs ccut off, are they not moving period or flexing and no sound
  16. Sick dude! I want a demo noaw! Your voltage isn't dropping low at all. Wats it wired to? And sheet is fallin!
  17. Wire size? What does your electrical consist of? When full tilt, what is voltage at? Check grounds
  18. Hadec, I would try the forsale section and see if anyone is selling amps that meet your.budget. Someone will probably cut you a deal. I know someone selling an older silver ap3000 for 300. If you are interested
  19. With good electrical, you can run 1 ohm bridged or lower... But 2 ohm
  20. when it cuts out, what does your amp indicator lights do?
  21. it is definitely a current hog. better have a couple batts and a HO alt
  22. True. You gotta check voltage separately and if its really far apart. New batt would be good. An alt that puts out sufficient amps would also be a determining factor in charging.
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