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well there's two way you could connect them series or parallel
say you have two 12v 40Ah batterys
in series (- on batt 1 to + on batt 2)you would have 24v 40Ah
in parallel(both +'s together and both -'s together) you'd have 12v 80Ah (this is what you want)
tbh sounds like you wired your batts in series but doesn't look like it in your pic in the other thread:S
have you got a multimeter??? i'd connect it up so it don't work but don't connect the car pc and measure the voltage
sounds like something aint right:S
doubt it would be interference(sp) as that would happen all the time with the engine on
what are the connections like on the 4 awg??
linked with long jumper cable?
having two batts really shouldn't make blind bit off difference as it would just see it as one large capacity battery:S
what extra wiring have you added? and how is it connected?
yep
got me a creative labs x-fi sound card going to a cambridge audio amp running a set of mordaunt short speakers
also got a ghetto maplins amp running a set of kef cresta 10's
might up grade to 2.1 soon though
yeah tis right as long as it's the same earth point as the 1st batt
4 awg is the same as 25mm2 csa but it's diameter overall could be anything due to insulation thickness
100A max really for 4 awg but becareful with the starting current of your car