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alaskanzx5

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  1. Can it be used to figure out what frequency my vehicle peaks at?

    if your talking about resonant the best way i know of is a sub in a sealed box and do a tone sweep.

    if your talking what you currently peak at do a sweep to then let everything cool back down and the batteries charge up. then get back on the meter and play 2-5 freq from the sweep you did and quickly switch up until the score doesn't go up anymore. write down that freq let everything cool down and batteries charge then play that freq and see if you gain any more from the batteries being fully charged and everything cooled down.

  2. from a friend that learned it from a friend. then he introduced me to the friend that taught him then his friend taught me more. from there i have been learning from self experience and from here. a lot more of the in depth stuff with box building and crossovers/active setups have been from here. the basic of wiring from my 2 friends, here and the 12volt source website.

  3. would be nice to see a load test on each battery. test each batter at the recommended wattage. like for say a 1000watt system you suggest x battery, load test that battery as if it was taking a load from a system that does about 1000watts total. i know that a stereo setup wont always or might not ever fully produce that power but it would be nice to see how the battery would respond and work in that kind of situation.

  4. Forgive me, but why have readouts at 10v's and 15v's? Seems like those 6 or 7 "spots" on the face could be more "spots" in the usable range, if you will. I would think with a tighter range it would move smoother.

    I dont know about most of you guys, but when I see 12.xx volts, I back it off a bit.

    The high voltage guys could have their own...HVM-1.

    i think they said they are gonna do a high volt meter to and i would rather have a nice wide range like this. a random voltage spike or drop out of the norm wouldn't be as easily noticeable if the meter had a small range. i know my voltage sits between 13.8-14.4 but lately i have been seeing random moments when it is sitting around 13.2-13.6 or 14.8-15.1, and its a problem i have and i am fixing.

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  5. I rarely see the SMD being ran at 3500w! I have a SAZ3500 @ .35 and it sounds GREAT all the way up! But it does want more power! I am getting a DDz2 on it and wire it up to 1.4 to be safe! It should be under 7k with rise! But a .35 burp will be tempting! What's the most you've put on one?!?!

    my SMD is not on 3500w. There is 2 T2500.1bd on it.....look at the diagram biggrin.gif

    more like 5-6kw, maybe more depending on rise and what he is listening to.

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  6. There are far too many things to consider when answering this question. After extensive experience with many amplifiers I can say that some are just weird, some amps really shine with certain considerations such as impedance, input voltage, power supply input voltage, etc changed to their liking. Amps are finicky like RAM. Interested to see what Tony has to say but that's my 2 cents.

    ive got to agree with this one. even if you have 2 have the exact same amps there could be very slight differences inside the 2 amps that will make the 2 of them react differently to the same rca input voltage and power input.

    Certainly between different amps, everyone has had that "golden amp" they hated to get rid of because it was just so good for it's rating.

    had a t300.2 the one that looks like the t2000.1 but smaller. put out almost 1000watts. then there is my 1500.1bdcp does 1950 at 1ohm according to the birthsheet.

    ive been lucky so far

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