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Ok I know this is a nooby question but I just want to hear differnt peoples views on it.

- should I run positive runs from my alternator to my back battery bank, AS WELL with my front battery? Of course I'll have my runs from my front batt to back batts already also

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--too me, or what I think that's making me confused about the situation is like this.. If the front battery is asking for the alt to be charged and the back batts also ( if they were both connected to the alt) can a alternator support 2 differnt charging voltages or are they all like twined at the same voltage either way ? I was thinking the back batteries would be the ones starving since they are right near the amp

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no an alternator cant support 2 different unless they are in the same field like a 2 12v battery. but trying to charge a 16v battery and a 12v on the same alt will not work unless you use a step down module.

the 2 batteries voltage are combined together. so if they are wired parallel if the front battery has 12.8 than the back battery should read 12.8 also or extremely close depending on the type of wire and/or how many runs of wire. so to answer you question should run another wire from the alt to the back battery. yes you can, it could help the system. just don't forget to fuse it for safety

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I have a question. When i invert my subs do i need to change the wires like reverse them?

99 Ford Escort SE

Headunit

pioneer 8600 bt

mids&highs

audiobahn & alpine

Subs

Rockford Fosgate P3

Amps

Performance 4 channel

Rockford fosgate power t5001

stock alt, two batterys with the big 3 upgrade

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