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<blockquote data-quote="bass-aholic" data-source="post: 4713434" data-attributes="member: 590576"><p>12 volt batteries will be destroyed if you tried to charge them to 17(18) volts. You need 16v bats, or 8v bats wired up to 16v and a bunch of them. than you need a HO alt with an external voltage regulator to get voltage up that high, and you need step down circuitry to get the voltage back to 12-14 for the cars electronics. or you can keep the cars alt and rig up a second HO alt with external regulator for the amplifiers alone.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bass-aholic, post: 4713434, member: 590576"] 12 volt batteries will be destroyed if you tried to charge them to 17(18) volts. You need 16v bats, or 8v bats wired up to 16v and a bunch of them. than you need a HO alt with an external voltage regulator to get voltage up that high, and you need step down circuitry to get the voltage back to 12-14 for the cars electronics. or you can keep the cars alt and rig up a second HO alt with external regulator for the amplifiers alone. [/QUOTE]
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