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Yes. In fact, most people on here do. I would only use an isolator if I mix battery types or play the system with the car off. Keep in mind that isolators add *usually unnecessary* resistance

On 5/8/2011 at 7:38 PM, Kranny said:
On 5/8/2011 at 7:35 PM, 'Maxim' said:

It hurts me inside when I read stuff like this and remember you're 15

LMFAO so true

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Yes. In fact, most people on here do. I would only use an isolator if I mix battery types or play the system with the car off. Keep in mind that isolators add *usually unnecessary* resistance

Would there be any significant harm if i didn't use one?

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Dont plan on playing the car audio with it off, I just want that extra battery installed.

Current Setup: 90' Lumina (My Hoopty)

(2)15 inch Phantom Woofers

(1)3000-watt amp. 1500w RMS

-120 amp alt.

-JVC Deck.

-JVC 4x6's and 6x9's.

-Dual Battery powered.

-All 0 Gauge.

-Big 3 Soon2come.

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i use one currently and am going to take it out to see if theres a diffrence. i know the diode based isolaters have a .7 voltgae drop so stay away from them if you do get one....and if you have 2 comletly diffrent batteries (like i do) is it safe to not use one? it was my understanding the alt would charge the weaker one

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I have mine wired from the + terminal up front to the rear battery + terminal, and have a wire from the - terminal on 2nd battery grounded to the frame in the back. The alternator will charge both batteries this way, but it does put more strain on the alternator.

My heavy duty 875 cca battery is in the back i have a comp different batt up front of around 600 cca. After installing my 2nd battery it seemed as if my amp was able to push more watts because my subs hit the low

s even better! I heard 2nd battery is much better then a cap. So far i would agree.

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Current Setup: 90' Lumina (My Hoopty)

(2)15 inch Phantom Woofers

(1)3000-watt amp. 1500w RMS

-120 amp alt.

-JVC Deck.

-JVC 4x6's and 6x9's.

-Dual Battery powered.

-All 0 Gauge.

-Big 3 Soon2come.

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I revived the battery and both batteries give out a solid 12.2-13 volts.....No dead batteries.

Current Setup: 90' Lumina (My Hoopty)

(2)15 inch Phantom Woofers

(1)3000-watt amp. 1500w RMS

-120 amp alt.

-JVC Deck.

-JVC 4x6's and 6x9's.

-Dual Battery powered.

-All 0 Gauge.

-Big 3 Soon2come.

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