Recent content by focushead

Well I have no more need to rub wires together. I appreciate all these answers but ya'll need to relax, it's just electricity it can be controlled we have the technology. Thanks for all the replies that have nothing to do with answering my question. To the ones that did, you were right, it was...

The ground is fine as far as I can tell. I'm determining that based on the fact that my previous amp worked great, no heat ups or anything like that, aside from its own internal problems. Also, the Remote On from the head produces nice little sparks off of the ground. The only thing I can think...

Just to clarify, I won't try to spark them without the fuse in there lolz!

The fuse being blown sounds pretty reasonable. I appreciate all the help, I will get a new fuse as well as take it to the shop if that doesn't solve the problem.

I am in fact saying that there are no sparks, which to me seems like something that should be happening when that much juice is flowing. I have checked the ground and it seems fine, in fact I rubbed the remote on lead against it and there are nice little sparks. Yes, I am getting about 12.5v...

Sorry for the animosity, I'm just at a real loss here. I know it's obviously a bad idea to touch the wire to the ground, but honestly, it's a wire straight from the battery with only a fuse in between. It reads a voltage so the fuse must not be blown (although perhaps somehow defective.) How is...

Thanks for the help, obviously no one has accidentally touched the wires together before.

I'm touching them together because i'm crazy.... It read 12V after I touched them. I am at work so cannot test further but it read about 12.5V off, did not test while on. Why is there little to no current passing through?

I am having a very strange problem with the power wire running from my battery. It has been installed in the car for a few weeks although I haven't had an amp in there lately. I went to test it today and had this problem: I tested the wire for voltage between it and the ground and it reads...