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Why does my amp still cut out? Need help


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im gonna say that you need a better electrical. those things are inefficient as shit.

Posted

Agreed. No personal experience, but I believe you need to keep that amp north of 12.6 volts for it to be content.

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Posted

Uh the number of subs you have has no correlation on how many batteries you need.

It's about the current demand of your amp.

And if your amp is set to protect lower than 12.6 volts then you need a better electrical.

Get a more efficient amp

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Did you measure your voltage drop before you installed the alt? Check connections on the alt. make sure the ground is tight.

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Ok. So like I said check your power connections on the alt and make sure ALL grounds are tight.

I'd still get a more efficient amp. Haven't heard a whole lot of good things about them. And those videos up there would make me uninstall it right now if I owned one.

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Posted

Well the second he had it bridged which you aren't supposed to do with these. And the first he probably had it modded. Either way there's no way ill be able to come up with the money for a new amp anytime soon.

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Just giving you a heads up if I were in your position.

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