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1000w RMS would have 100A worth of fuses right?

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@autos: The Rockford amps comes with 3x30A fuses. So roughly 900w max. Pretty close to rated. I got this info off the original link in your first post. Just click Features & Specs and its listed under that

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@autos: The Rockford amps comes with 3x30A fuses. So roughly 900w max. Pretty close to rated. I got this info off the original link in your first post. Just click Features & Specs and its listed under that

and where can I get the crescendos online?

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you guys are looking at the fuse ratings wrong. something i read on fusing.

just for future references, a good spec to look at is the fuse rating.

40a x 5

40 amps * 5 = 200 amps

200 * 14.4 = 2880

2880 * .8 (typical class D efficiency) = 2304

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you guys are looking at the fuse ratings wrong. something i read on fusing.

just for future references, a good spec to look at is the fuse rating.

40a x 5

40 amps * 5 = 200 amps

200 * 14.4 = 2880

2880 * .8 (typical class D efficiency) = 2304

hmm your close.. try this..

I measure 12.8V, take 65% eff and my amp have two 30 amp fuse:

30A * 2 = 60A

60A + 1/3 = 80A (current point to blast fuse)(sinwave input-----squarewave output)

Now we need to calculate the RMS output value ...we will use 60A value

60A * 12.8V = 768VA

768VA * 0.65 = 499 ...say 500Watt RMS output

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Good catch there Pirate. That's a good tip.

Also found this for Crescendo: http://www.crescendoaudio.com/home.php?cat=249&&sort=price&sort_direction=0

I have also seen some nice amps for sale here in the community might want to chech out the buyin section. Make sure to read the rules before posting tho. Link is below.

http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/forum/16-for-sale-car-audio-related-equipment-only/

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you guys are looking at the fuse ratings wrong. something i read on fusing.

just for future references, a good spec to look at is the fuse rating.

40a x 5

40 amps * 5 = 200 amps

200 * 14.4 = 2880

2880 * .8 (typical class D efficiency) = 2304

hmm your close.. try this..

I measure 12.8V, take 65% eff and my amp have two 30 amp fuse:

30A * 2 = 60A

60A + 1/3 = 80A (current point to blast fuse)(sinwave input-----squarewave output)

Now we need to calculate the RMS output value ...we will use 60A value

60A * 12.8V = 768VA

768VA * 0.65 = 499 ...say 500Watt RMS output

it is a simple maths formula which is average power = work done (unit of work is the the Joule) divided by time taken (unit of time is the second)

the unit of power = Joule/second (J/s)

Si unit of power is watt (w) = 1 J/s

so what we are looking for her is work done = force x distance to give us the Joule.

then we can work out how many watts it putts out which is power = work done/ second will give you how many watts anything is putting out

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