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Can anyone tell me if a Mechman 240 amp alt, and 2 xs power d3400 batts will be enough electrical to support 5000 watts rms. I have 2 rockford bdcp 1500s, and I am thinking of getting the Mosconi as200.4 all going in a 1993 Cadillac Coupdeville. Speakers are morel Virtus comps and ssa icon 12s.

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right now im running my dc 5k on 2 kinetik hc2400 and stock alternator.. i will check my voltage tomorrow

dude thats pretty crazy haha

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I was about the say, the same man who recommended I invested in two batteries and a HO alt is doing the very opposite himself? lol

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im testing right now.. i did 148.8 at 38hz on music sensor on the glass everything sealed.. i have 5 D3100 and will use all 7 batteries and put it back on the meter. i will see if i gain any. then i will add dual inputs and see if i gain even more. i will use my dmm to get the voltage reading. i know i should be on the 150 range or close to it

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Let me know the results, i probably could run a d3100 in the back. Mechman also have a 320 amp alt for the car but if i don't have to I would prefer not to get it.

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Ok so 5000 watts divide 14.4 volts (if your running the car) is 347 amps since you wont get the full watts using music you would be using less amps so the Mechman 240 amp and the 2 XS batteries should be fine if your not running it all day. But since i don't have experience with this much power hopefully someone can confirm my theory.

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Kenwood KDC-U556BT

Cadence CS2.65K

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Alpine SWS-10D4

KnuKonceptz 0 Gauge

Response 4 Gauge

Execution Audio 60.4

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