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As long as my amps are still playing, I don't care lol. I would never go below 9 though.

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on current system...bangin at full volume it goes to 13V but stays there...it does not go below 13V....

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11.5 for me, only way it can get that low is if I demo at idle

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anything below 12.8v, I shouldn't be dipping that low anyway.

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Use to daily 11v at .7 each on two aq2200s. See 10S I'd let it charge a few and then continue on. Amps never really got hot and never protected.

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11.5 for me, only way it can get that low is if I demo at idle

Agree

Low 11's high 10's are my .... hmmmmmmmmm limit.

Ive seen mid 10's, before, but not at full.

That said, when going ham, low 11's makes me feel squishy. But i dont burp, i like long runs....... if that matters. :shrug:

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When I have good electrical, below 12v I turn it down. But right now I'm not giving a shit and only turn it down if I hit 9v.

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this was 3 songs in..........

this was "around idle" like 800rpm. I was trying to see when my conventinal would turn on, and off..

anyway...

theres a shot of the vcm seeing over 13, but id expect i was in the 12's

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I turn it down once the volt meter says low, or my highs amp goes into protect.

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