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I am really not aware of anyone that turns on their amp and then rapidly restarts it like you are doing
Perhaps it is an anomaly with your turn-on procedure that simply has never effected anyone else to date due to normal turn-on procedure being applied.
sundownz wrote:3stagevtec wrote:yeah, i did try in on a 13.8V regulated power supply.. it turned on like normal.. then on the restart, protection mode..![]()
I am going to test with this on Monday - I am really not aware of anyone that turns on their amp and then rapidly restarts it like you are doing.
Perhaps it is an anomaly with your turn-on procedure that simply has never effected anyone else to date due to normal turn-on procedure being applied.
3stagevtec wrote:sundownz wrote:3stagevtec wrote:yeah, i did try in on a 13.8V regulated power supply.. it turned on like normal.. then on the restart, protection mode..![]()
I am going to test with this on Monday - I am really not aware of anyone that turns on their amp and then rapidly restarts it like you are doing.
Perhaps it is an anomaly with your turn-on procedure that simply has never effected anyone else to date due to normal turn-on procedure being applied.
come on.. that just a wild guess in my opinion..
there's nothing unusual about my restart times.. every other amp i have ever used has handled that normally.. remember that the amp even goes into protect when i start the engine with the radio on! i'm sure you will realise that is not normal..
Chiney wrote:he said he turned it off to start the car..if i remember...
wats wrong with that?
ok i understand wat u saying there Jacob..sundownz wrote:Chiney wrote:he said he turned it off to start the car..if i remember...
wats wrong with that?
Read my other response - I am not saying he is wrong, only that I am not aware of other customers doing this.
Being that this is not a problem I have ever seen I am simply proposing anything out of the ordinary as a possible cause of his issue.
sundownz wrote:I think you are taking me the wrong way - I simply don't know of another customer that turns their amp on like you were doing before. This is not to say this is an improper procedure or you are wrong - but I am simply not aware of another customer of mine doing so. Hope you understand now, and perhaps we are just unclear as to what one another is saying
I plan to test an amp that way on Monday to see if I can repeat your results. If I cannot I'd be glad to look @ your amps and see if I can repeat it with them if I cannot do so with a new amp out of the box.
You must understand that 3000s have shipped to at least 10 countries and there are hundreds in the USA - and this is an issue that has never been reported to me, and now it is reported on two amps in a row - both of which I had tested to operate normally before they left the USA. So, I am left only to make wild guesses to try and help you solve your problem until I can see them for myself.
Lance wrote:I'm not sure if you did it,
But did you try to jump the amp without the use of the remote?
ie, from the B+ itself, with the deck off? Did it still protect?
3stagevtec wrote:it is surprising that you have never heard of anyone else who turns off their equipment before starting their vehicle.. that seemed like a normal (safe) practise to me.
sundownz wrote:So far I have not been able to cause protection with turn-on by either trying to immediately turn it back on, wait 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 15 seconds, etc.
Have not used a relay in the turn-on circuit yet, though... but I do not suppose that *should* make a difference.
sundownz wrote:
Perhaps I mis-understood you before but I read it as you had them turn on then turned them off, then started the car, and turned them back on.
Is that correct ?
Also, on the test bench test - was there any relays involved like the car test ?
3stagevtec wrote:sundownz wrote:
Perhaps I mis-understood you before but I read it as you had them turn on then turned them off, then started the car, and turned them back on.
Is that correct ?
Also, on the test bench test - was there any relays involved like the car test ?
Correct, that is my usual procedure. Also remember that the amp did trip when I left it on to start the vehicle.
No relays were used on the bench test. The power wire was connected to the remote turn on lead to start the amp. Nothing else was connected.
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