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Guest Nismofreak
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My plan was to use 0 guage wiring from the battery to the second battery and fuse between them. Then use a fused distubution block from their use 2 guage wiring to each amp. Can't wait. The 250 amp alt will be powerful enough.  ;D

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My plan was to use 0 guage wiring from the battery to the second battery and fuse between them. Then use a fused distubution block from their use 2 guage wiring to each amp. Can't wait. The 250 amp alt will be powerful enough.  ;D

If you are going to go ahead and use a fuse between 2 batteries, then I suggest you use 2 fuses. Each within 18" of either battery.

Remember in that situation current can flow both ways and one fuse is not enough.

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Idont think you have to put a fuse there.

unless that helps with not drawing so much current it drains the battery? i dont know.

DD M4


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Guest Nismofreak
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Well I'm gonna do it if something goes wrong. I don't wanna burn my equipment. So I'm gonna have it for a emergency.

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Well I'm gonna do it if something goes wrong. I don't wanna burn my equipment. So I'm gonna have it for a emergency.

sounds good.  i guess you can never have to many fuses!

DD M4


Rockford Fosgate P500-4


SoundQubed HDC415 w carbon fiber cap


2 Rockford Fosagate T1675-S


XS Power D3400 Under Hood


XS Power D5100 in rear


Michael Singer 200A Alt


Build Log: http://www.stevemeadedesigns.com/board/topic/153901-2012-veloster-update-842013-wall-build-4-15s/

Guest Nismofreak
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sounds good.  i guess you can never have to many fuses!

Very true

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