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does this sound right???? if this does not sound right please correct it at your free will and all advice will be taken on board as I have never done this part of car audio before noob.gif do not worry the big 3 will be done when I do this pardon.gif

alternator is temp use till I save up for a more high powered version

alternator (180 amps) -> (0 awg wire used and connected to the 16v side) Kinetik High Current Car Audio Power Cells #KHC16V -> (0 awg wire to the rear) 2x xs power D1200 (in the rear to power the amp for the sub)

then

alternator (180 amps) -> (standard wire to the 12v side) Kinetik High Current Car Audio Power Cells #KHC16V (to run the rest of the stuff in the car)

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you're mixing 16v and 12v batteries (with kinetik 16v and xs 12v). why do you NEED to run a 16v system?

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you're mixing 16v and 12v batteries (with kinetik 16v and xs 12v). why do you NEED to run a 16v system?

the 2 pole thing, it was just 2 random battery's I throw in ya know, just as a wiring diagram, so it sounds ok just the 2 in the back is wrong from what you are saying?????

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you're mixing 16v and 12v batteries (with kinetik 16v and xs 12v). why do you NEED to run a 16v system?

the 2 pole thing, it was just 2 random battery's I throw in ya know, just as a wiring diagram, so it sounds ok just the 2 in the back is wrong from what you are saying?????

i reread what you wrote and your wiring IS correct, but let me ask this, why do you NEED a 16v system? to do what you want you will need 2 alternators, one running 12v and one running 16v, or you can run 1 alternator at 16v and use very large step down modules to power everything else.

when you say you're a noob at electrical, DO NOT try to run a 16v system. thats all im going to say. you will be much much much better off with a standard 12v electrical.

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i reread what you wrote and your wiring IS correct, but let me ask this, why do you NEED a 16v system? to do what you want you will need 2 alternators, one running 12v and one running 16v, or you can run 1 alternator at 16v and use very large step down modules to power everything else.

when you say you're a noob at electrical, DO NOT try to run a 16v system. thats all im going to say. you will be much much much better off with a standard 12v electrical.

no its not that, I understand the difference between 16v and 12v system, it just I though I could get away from it, its just I need to get around 14.4v @ 1ohm THD and the amp has 2 power lines you know yourself trying to power stuff LOLZ

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