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It is the percentage of the total power drawn from the electrical system of your car, which is powering the driver.

ie a T1500 roughly puts out ~1700W, therefore the draw from your electricals is ~2500W (68% efficiency)

Divide by you're average system voltage and you have current draw :) Bingo Bango!

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Posted
It is the percentage of the total power drawn from the electrical system of your car, which is powering the driver.

ie a T1500 roughly puts out ~1700W, therefore the draw from your electricals is ~2500W (68% efficiency)

Divide by you're average system voltage and you have current draw :) Bingo Bango!

So it is putting out 1500 Watts Rms? So if i wire to 1 ohm with 2 1 ohm Fi SSds @ 800 watts rms they will both get 750 watts?

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Correct except for one part. 1 ohm Fi SSDs? Only works if they're dual voice coil. I don't know if the SSD comes in SVC but if you get 2 SVC 1 ohm subs you're boned. (or 2 2 ohm DVC subs)

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10.x volts fo' life!

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Correct except for one part. 1 ohm Fi SSDs? Only works if they're dual voice coil. I don't know if the SSD comes in SVC but if you get 2 SVC 1 ohm subs you're boned. (or 2 2 ohm DVC subs)

yeah they are DVC so thats what i get then they will be powered ok? (they are 800 Rms, and they will be getting 750 rms?)

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yeah they are DVC so thats what i get then they will be powered ok? (they are 800 Rms, and they will be getting 750 rms?)

Yup they'll be fine like that.

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