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Your factory radio is broken /thread

So you think the OP with his 2 fusion subs and an audiopipe amp is running a SQ system?

it could be nothing but a problem with the cd player, not sure why you re-grounded the amp (I assume you were talking about the amp) Also why bother with cds anymore, 32 gig USB Drive > cd's My newest head unit doesn't even take CD's and I am happy with that.

bad ground, too small power and/or ground wire, improper ohm load on amp, improper gain settings.

This is not the reason why his amp does not output.

Wow! I am quite impressive. (talking to the OP, forgot to use quote button)

IF* that is true then the OP cooked his AGM battery by overcharging it. That is why, as rebelfromVA has said, the proper (digital) charger is required or you will destroy the battery. In defense of THEBATTERYMAN, the op has very little electrical knowledge (none) at all. That was made clear...

People on this forum like to act like they are all made of money and only do things 'the right way' deadening a panel is done by adding mass, period - end of discussion. You can glue fishing weights to it, you can tape pennies on it, you can do 100 different methods. As for a deadening...

I have ZERO problems with you at all. I was discussing the info you gave as I went right to Deka's website and got the information from there. Do do not need a special charger, you need one that turns off voltage when the battery is charged, which I believe every digital charger out there...

That makes no sense at all. How come you do not need a special alternator to run AGM batteries? I have AGM batteries in my waverunner, atv, and motorcycle. I use the same charger that I use for all my other batteries on them, never had a problem. If what you are saying was true then we would...

that *****.

I have been running more than 1,500 watts to my Skar VVX's for over a year now with no problems

Nope because I am solving for 75% efficiency An amp that is 75% efficient converts 75% of the electricity going in into power going out. So that amp would use 100 watts of power to make 75 watts of output. That is why the OP needs 166 amps of power to produce 1,500 watts

Ok - you are right you did not offer the OP a battery. I have read many of your posts, I can tell you are a smart guy. So please explain how his system would work by just adding a second battery. Op is wanting to run 2 amps 1) 400 watt 2) 1,00 watt I will go ahead and say his amps will...