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mrreaz wrote:With all the technology that is around these days, haven't they found someway (probably a single device like an inverter or something) to power an entire music system in a car without having to install more that 1 battery?
Just inquiring.....
rollingstock wrote:mrreaz wrote:With all the technology that is around these days, haven't they found someway (probably a single device like an inverter or something) to power an entire music system in a car without having to install more that 1 battery?
Just inquiring.....
Where the additional power going to come from? Magic?
Here let me turn that water to wine then after i'll fix that lack of power problem you have there.
Hate to sound fork up so, but do a little research, this topic has been discussed before.
Stating the fuse rating of those amps will be better than stating their rms power, different amps have different efficiency, but sadly there is no alternative to adding more batteries.
mrreaz wrote:With all the technology that is around these days, haven't they found someway (probably a single device like an inverter or something) to power an entire music system in a car without having to install more that 1 battery?
Just inquiring.....
Further to the above, what additional battery power would be required to run a 1500rms mono and a 500rms 4 channel? Is their any alternative to running additional batteries?
mrreaz wrote:Further to the above, what additional battery power would be required to run a 1500rms mono and a 500rms 4 channel? Is their any alternative to running additional batteries?
mrreaz wrote:With all the technology that is around these days, haven't they found someway (probably a single device like an inverter or something) to power an entire music system in a car without having to install more that 1 battery?
Just inquiring.....
Further to the above, what additional battery power would be required to run a 1500rms mono and a 500rms 4 channel? Is their any alternative to running additional batteries?
noyztoyz wrote:mrreaz wrote:Further to the above, what additional battery power would be required to run a 1500rms mono and a 500rms 4 channel? Is their any alternative to running additional batteries?
I see allyuh insulting the man's lack of knowledge of the principle of conservation of energy, laughing at him etc
I see the validity in his question.
I aint trying to sound big or anything..
But what he asks is possible.
I am currently in testing phase a piece of equipment that can allow 2500-3000rms of audio power to be run in a car with a stock alternator and one battery.
So mrreaz, i know a way to run your 1500rms mono, your 500rms 4 channel and even another 1500rms mono if you want to double up, all off 1 battery and a stock alternator, and voltage will never drop below 13.0
Are u interested in being the first person in the world to have such an electrical system?
And for other ppls who always fighting me down, watch me and tell me it cant be done nah..
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