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<blockquote data-quote="Cabin_Pressure" data-source="post: 7297604" data-attributes="member: 605228"><p>Send your alt back and have it modded to external adjustable regulator. Then use a step down module to feed the vehicle electrical from the modded alt and run the sub amp off the 16v battery bank(fed direct from alt). I'm sure you know you have to have 16V batteries right? Or did you think it was just a matter of having an alt that charged at 16V? A 16V set-up charges at~18-18.5V, so you won't be able to have that voltage run through the vehicles electronics/wiring and 12v batteries cannot be charged at that voltage level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cabin_Pressure, post: 7297604, member: 605228"] Send your alt back and have it modded to external adjustable regulator. Then use a step down module to feed the vehicle electrical from the modded alt and run the sub amp off the 16v battery bank(fed direct from alt). I'm sure you know you have to have 16V batteries right? Or did you think it was just a matter of having an alt that charged at 16V? A 16V set-up charges at~18-18.5V, so you won't be able to have that voltage run through the vehicles electronics/wiring and 12v batteries cannot be charged at that voltage level. [/QUOTE]
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