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I seen this amp and then I seen the review I lol'ed..

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=17572

Joe From Ohio

Very Sweet Amp. At first I thought I'd have to send the amp back. Power protection mode kicked on after 10 minutes of use, and the fans did not come on. This happened 3 more times. Then I put the amp on full and reset it. Its never went into power protection mode since, and the fans kicked on. Sounds really great! Have it powering 2 10 inch 2ohm 800 RMS pioneer premiers) 1600 RMS together. I have it wired at 2 ohm. So the amp is wired for 2300 RMS. On amp the gain is up all the way, the bass boost is up all the way, the Crossover is on full. I have a kenwood reciever. The Sub level on the reciever is at -11. I am using the crossover on the reciever to control hpf lpf.

So then I seen the bigger amp..

Anyone know the fuse ratings?!

I found out they are externally fused too.

The one class I compete in is done by msrp so it would keep me in a low bracket. LOL

http://www.onlinecarstereo.com/CarAudio/Pr...ProductID=19154

# Max power @ 1 ohm: 5000W X 1

# Max power @ 2 ohm: 3500W X 1

# RMS power @ 2 ohm: 3000W X 1

# RMS power @ 4 ohm: 2200W X 1

# 1 Ohm Stable operation

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but then I found these specs also and I got no idea what is being said really..

but these specs seem a lil more accurate

1 Ohm: 5.000 WATT eller 2.500 WRMS

2 Ohm: 3.500 WATT eller 1.750 WRMS

4 Ohm: 2.200 WATT eller 1.100 WRMS

fläkt är steget hela 550mm långt!, 275mm brett och 60mm djupt. Valbar yttre säkring mellan 120-250A.

18dB delningsfilter (mycket omtyckt och noggrant delningsfilter för tävling)

THD 0,01%

SNR 105dB

SN 90dB

DF >125

20-250Hz

120A säkring, plats för upp till 300A säkring, 247A max förbrukning!

 

 

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Says maximum current draw 247A from my rough understanding of what looks like swedish... so it would probably be fused at 250A although fuses being fuses you could probably get away with 150A... 247A @ 14.4v @ 70% efficiency gives me just under 2500w so it's possibly capable of some reasonable power, but that said, you get what you pay for :)

Rough guess at that last line says 120A fuse, takes up to 300A fuse, 247A max draw, if thats any help to you :)

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10.x volts fo' life!

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