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How Would I Run Power To Three Amps Off One Battery?


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Hey guys, I was looking for a diagram on how to wire 3 amps off one battery. Dont worry about the watts or amps or anything ill figure that out later. I just need a diagram to show me how to hook them up. is this even possible? i have 3 different amps but there all alpine pdx any sugestions?, should i just get another battery?

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One battery will probly starve your amps. but if you really wanted to get a distro block or make a bus bar. but i would get maybe another battery and chain them all together.

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Distrobution block, 1 wire in from the battery, 3 out to amps u can find them from stinger, knukonceptz, etc.... www.sonicelectronix.com

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Is this from the front battery or an auxiliary battery?

If from the front than any 0 gauge in to multiple 4gauge out distribution block should be fine. If from a rear battery than I just use multiple runs of wire. Just make air they're all grounded good. At the top of the electrical section there is a sticky on wiring the remote lead for multiple amps.

You can also use Y splitters for the rcas.

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thanks for the help guys, i want too run 3 alpine pdx amps and i would get just one big ass stinger battery and i already have a 260 irragi alt on order

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