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i think once it goes wild and the hackers get hold of them they'll come on leaps and bounds i could have a lie in tomorrow but might set my alarm clock

this ?

if it was me i'd be installing just the mids from a set of components in the rear positons

your probably better off with something like this i would imagine it's more suitable

easy to find out by the number of rca inputs.

i'd ditch the 6x9's and keep the sub

wasn't hanging about lol

as you was told in the other thread 8 awg minimum

can anyone figure out why i can't do this again. i used to have my nas pc setup as 3 network drives on my vista laptop had ubuntu running on nas pc it fucked up so had to re-install it (10.04 LTS) i've got samba running on nas again but now i can only setup the drives as network folders so i...

sounds like you have a constant 12v on the remote terminal of the amp that is why it's staying on all the time there should be a remote cable on the head unit (iirc blue with a white stripe)

1 car 1 policy

the fuse is there to protect the cable and that is it. do you know the size of the power cable? (a watt rating means nothing tbh)

sack off the compatibility requirements and get an alpine 9815

ahhh didn't see the review lol shame the person didn't say what voltage was needed lol

there is a replacement psu on amazon that is 12v this one

yeah it doesn't look the best kit £30 i'd probably say yeah for the money yeah i had mine on a seat belt bolt but there are other locations

red is power blue should be remote from head unit and the others are phono leads from headunit to carry audio signal to amp you are missing a ground. as for the sub off ebay i'm not even sure if it's worth £50

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) lmao was only a matter of time before iRevels was here different isn't difficult. phones have to be different to iphones due to the way they love to sue. my 3 year old daughter has no problem using my sensation but could she use an...

you tested a 20A fuse and it operated at 25A? oh yeah without a doubt he needs better cabling

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) nice cut and paste of someones opinion and we all know opinions are like belly buttons

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) so what makes it miles better?

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) miles better lol a little maybe.

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) i wouldn't have an iphone if i was given one but i know how this thread will go

Re: i-phone/samsung/HTC/other phone? (no idea about phones) you might aswell get it locked now as it is only going one way.:coffee:

not strictly true as you can get 14v in a car and those fuses probably wouldn't operate til 70A 10 awg is ok for running a seperate supply to a head unit and thats about it

i'm sorry but no it won't minimum of 8 awg

not with li-ion batteries. it's much better to charge them when half full. they usually have a life of a 1000 charge cycles. so 1 0% to 100% charge is the same as 2 50% to 100% charges

at least 4 awg wiring for a 1000wRMS amp but that amp isn't a 1000wRMS. i'd guess it's around 400wRMS (looking at the 2 20A fuses)

10 gauge wiring kit will not be enough for a 1000wRMS amp this the amp?

if the laptop trickle charges the battery all the time then that will kill the battery but that's a design flaw if it does.