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cable from battery to fuse holder(within 6 inches) to yellow coming out of the back of the hu. with the earth i used a bolt that was under the top of the dash as i had to take it of to get th hu in

get something that is personal to you rather than a car tbh

not as nice as the 9815;) i'd get the 9853 tbh

remember that model is now 3 years old now

well just for you (from one spark to another) 2x450wRMS= 900wRMS I=P/v I= 900/14 I=64.28A /0.6(for effiency) = 107A now would you want to sit in a car with something pulling 107A down some 10mm2?

the 9853 is better than the 9812 and for the same price as the jvc units you posted

i think he was on about me

this one;)

yes two 8 a.w.g output but you WILL need a 4 a.w.g input

well tell the stupid c**t he's wrong.

have you decided what second amp you are getting???

try either the red or the yellow @ the hu

have just been looking up on a unit that will switch off a charger when the amp is turned on but even i'm a bit:S

yeah that was an industrial power supply and looked about the size of a small filing cabinet. i've built a 6A power supply before but 130A is another thing

yeah i've looked into it before and they are about 1k:eek:

lol how much money you got???

what clio is it?

knipex stanley and halfords pro rat s**t spanners and a couple of other odd tools

best way to do it is tape a 1m long piece of thin wire to a long thin terminal drive then tape the thin wire to the larger wire an pull through when taping the wires together remember surface area is the key for them not to come apart

yeah 420wRMS output from an amp is the max

this is the absolute max for 8 a.w.g(:mad::mad::mad:)

arn't you getting a 1000w amp?

yeap and make sure it's big enough for a 4 a.w.g(:mad::mad::mad:) cable

nope:(

you will still be using the same length running from your batt which won't be up to the job

yep they use a dc-dc converter to up the voltage to 17.2v which pulls more current than the standard wiring can take safely

nope just RMS:clown:

120w at 12v = 20A @ 50% efficency(sp);)

bump

i'm pretty sure i won't ever drive it:clown: