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I have a PSC15 on 4 batteries and I was wondering if I have to disconnect anything to use the recovery mode or is it ok to leave everything hard wired?

2009 Chevy 2500HD Crew Cab

Current Set up -

Headunit - JVC 6100BT

Mids/Highs - Sundown SA-6.5 CS x2

- 4 Crescendo pwx6.5's

- 2 Crescendo ft1's

Mids/Highs amps - 2 Sundown SAX100.4 V2

Sub amp - NS-1 V2

Alts - 2 Singer 320a 6 Phase

2 XS D4800 under the hood

2 XS D3100's in back

2 Sundown Team 18's walled

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XS says do each battry individually. I did 6 battery still connected to everything , no problem.

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If batteries came from different sources, were exposed to different conditions, and are now being put into a common bank, I'd condition them separately.

As it sounds, theyve been in same bank, you wont have issues running it with them connected unless 1 particular battery has taken a full shit.

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Thanks for the help guys. Yes these batteries have been in the same bank and charged every couple of weeks. My concern was that my truck has been parked a few weeks and when I turned on ignition before starting my SMD VM1 was showing my voltage at 11.6-12 even after a charge but running it was showing 14.7-14.8. Put a DMM on all my batts today and they show 12.8 and the vm1 is at 11.8 so I think the vm1 is faulty.

2009 Chevy 2500HD Crew Cab

Current Set up -

Headunit - JVC 6100BT

Mids/Highs - Sundown SA-6.5 CS x2

- 4 Crescendo pwx6.5's

- 2 Crescendo ft1's

Mids/Highs amps - 2 Sundown SAX100.4 V2

Sub amp - NS-1 V2

Alts - 2 Singer 320a 6 Phase

2 XS D4800 under the hood

2 XS D3100's in back

2 Sundown Team 18's walled

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