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Ps someone didn't read the rules of chat......

I'm sorry if my sarcasm and jokes hurt you sensitive ears

10. Different advice from 10 different people huh.... If that's not an ask hole I dunno what is

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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18s in an explorer stating his CT sounds 4k clamps 5.5k doing a 145db with hopes to do a 150

I don't care what my credibility is with you I have heard enough that I believe you are a waste of time I wish you luck in your system I really do

Your going to need it

Just saying..........

Have you ever had your woofers blown?

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Those batteries should do fine. No they are not same level of capacity of may other batteries that were recommended to you

Your battery pick == 406 Watts per cell on 15-min rate at 1.67 Volts

Other other batteries are most of us run 500+ Watts per cell.

do you believe they will stay under 95 degrees while charging? and if i only demo 5-10 mins at a time should my electrical keep up? do you believe ill have life issues with these wearing out too fast? this is just a hobby so i wanna make sure 100% that i get what i need and am prepared for whatever can happen i cant afford to rebuild. if i blew this whole thing up id be done forever and i wanna enjoy this for another 8 years as i did with my last system.

look up how to calculate current draw which you can google and you can answer your own questions. Also the answer to that question will help you in most of your other electrical issues. Take the time and it will be a good thing in the end. We're not going to know specifics of your system and your original post didn't give enough information to answer all those questions.

Also don't ask questions you can look up. It will always bite you in the ass, either because someone will answer you and you won't know why and eventually have to spend the time to learn or worse you'll never understand and just do things that other people tell you to do.

i understand some of this i been reading and experimenting for 15 years. i have a broad knowlege base. i know ill have enough ah for the amperage ill be drawing for 20 min to 10.5v, i know alternators will charge and i understand how they work internaly but i dont understand how they support the batteries while in use or the ah deficit that will result from the break over point where the the batts get too dead. i dont know how hot batteries get while charging running this much power since before this i ran an orion d5000 at 2 ohms for 8 years i really didnt need to worry about all this since i only ran about 1000 watts rms. so ya im basically a noob i understand when people tell me how it all works but i dont know enough about it to know where to begin a google search with out spending months reading to find my answer. therefore i appreciate the help here which is why i made an account today because i hit a wall of how much i know or understand about batteries.

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18s in an explorer stating his CT sounds 4k clamps 5.5k doing a 145db with hopes to do a 150

I don't care what my credibility is with you I have heard enough that I believe you are a waste of time I wish you luck in your system I really do

Your going to need it

Just saying..........

i think you misread i had an orion d5000 doin 2.5k on 2 hdc4 18s and hit 145 with 1 sub whos cone seperated from the kevlar. i now have the same subs on a ct4k (which a friend of mine said he clamped at between 5200 and 5700 watts at 1 ohm at 12.8v) i also said i want there and thats good enough info to build my electrical from plus i never metered it yet so ya i hope to hit low 150s since the base info i have is the old amp pushing 1/2 rmp power of these subs.

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im thinking about buying 2 of these deka batts and a ubu121100 batt and using a 250 amp alt for a ct sounds 4k any thoughts

http://www.batterysharks.com/East-Penn-31HR4000-p/31HR4000_BX12-400.htm?gclid=CMqXhsqrg8QCFQgxaQodGBoAhw

Aside from all the bullshit...

I've run dekas and have always been very pleased with the voltage of my sytem ..

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