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Man, I was thinking......if I was to get some Solar panels and put them on my back window and hook them up to my amp for just a little power not a whole lot though...that would be pretty cool..LOL

Have you ever thought about that....using the sun to power a amplifier....using the right Calculations you could probably do it

and a lot of Solar panels...that would be a cool project!

But I was wondering was there a car around here that has a AMP running off solar power?

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i doubt it... amps take a lot of juice... well maybe like a 50w one... but like a orion 2500.. no way...

Yeah, that would be a crazy set up though.....I saw some 18v Solar panels on ebay, thought that would be something cool to do just to show how the sun can be a big help to car audio.......

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I could see using solor panels to keep your car audio batteries charged. But to power an amp, I doubt it. It would take alot of panels to put out the kind of amperage to sustain a subwoofer amp...But for batteries maybe it would keep them charged up. If you got the money try it..????

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Yeah, solar panels are expensive and do not put out that much current. i would like to have one though to charge my batteries when the car is sitting in my driveway and what not.

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Plus it wood look ghetto and the solar powers won't power the battery for a short time. I not saying it stupid but I would spend my money on a better battery or alt.

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Neat idea, but I also like to bump at night lol

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