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Ab1100.1 strapped at .5 ohms?


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Can i strap 2 ab 1100.1 at .5 ohm for daily. I have alot of rise currently with 1 ab1100.1 at.5 ohm is rising to 3ohm. Would it be okay 117volt 40amps on the clamp. Iirc.

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LOL

If you have to ask.....

Try strapping it at 2 ohms instead for daily

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strapped at .5 each amp will see .25 they may intsa protect. I wouldnt be trying it. my balls aint that biug.

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11.7 volts your lucky you haven't fried that amp yet why would you need another

work on your electrical first

Reading> you

Dont strap the amps. Thatll make them protect easier

Whats your electrical?

I had 3 at .35ea and they would protecr but i have very little rise

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Lots a SPL guys will burp them at .25 ( 2 amps) And tey are fine ( on 2 batts as well) But they know their rise and everything

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Let me put it this way: you are asking if it is safe to put the amps at a quarter ohm each daily - because you are scared to actually try it or something.

Here's the thing: .25 daily is a bad idea no matter how you spin it. So if you are going to try it, you won't be doing it "safely." You will be doing it at your risk, so make sure you have an extra 1000 bucks laying around to repair those amps and don't cry if/when it breaks lol

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