Sold 2x SD8000 link - Used only in one competition - 26kW at 0.5 ohm

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Hello

I´m selling the 2 amps that I used at SBN in my Marbella in Street B, did 156.9dB with them.

With them I got 10700W out of a single 12V battery (HX400) and of course, if you put a stable 15V on them you get 13kW each.

They are strap able and comes with the link cable.

Good condition.

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2500 + shipping (the price wont drop)

 
Hm, still not really getting it. I guess there's just different uses for the term strapped. When I and other people I know say strapped, it refers to running a 1ohm load to two amps that are strapped, where each amp sees 0.5ohm because it is paralleled.
Kinda like bridging a 4 channel amp. A 4channel amp may be stable to 1ohm x 4 channels, but when bridged it'll be 2ohm x 2 channels, each channel being run at 1ohm. I don't know, maybe I'm confusing something here, it's very possible //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/tongue.gif.6130eb82179565f6db8d26d6001dcd24.gif. Very little sleep after the hours I've had at work lately. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/laugh.gif.48439b2acf2cfca21620f01e7f77d1e4.gif

Anyways, best of luck with the sale Murilo!
There is more than one way to strap an amp.

The way these amps strap (in parallel) it doesn't cut the impedance in 1/2 it actually doubles it //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

 
Hello, yes, our amps have H-bridge output topology, we use IR2010 drivers and a PIC controlling the power supply, especially the PWM so we can have the wide power voltage working range, from 7.5V to 18V or even higher.
I agree that 95% of the amps use half bridge because is a lot cheaper to build, they use a bunch of cheap components, we prefer like this so we could create the smallest amps in world for such power. We use always the top components, for example the power supply of the SD8000 have 16x IRF1404, and in the newer SD12kD we are using a even more powerfull (and expensive) TO267 power supply FET.
What voltage/amperage FET are you using on the 12kD?

The ones in the 8000's seem to be a 40 volt 120 amp...

I'm having a really hard time at trying to grasp how the power supply could be taxed at over a 75% rate all the time...and not die.

Also, what kind of power supply do you have set up to do the bench testing into the resistive load? Just a battery bank?

Thanks!

Edit: Sorry for asking this in here, best of luck with selling your links. My apologies.

 
What voltage/amperage FET are you using on the 12kD?
The ones in the 8000's seem to be a 40 volt 120 amp...

I'm having a really hard time at trying to grasp how the power supply could be taxed at over a 75% rate all the time...and not die.

Also, what kind of power supply do you have set up to do the bench testing into the resistive load? Just a battery bank?

Thanks!

Edit: Sorry for asking this in here, best of luck with selling your links. My apologies.
Hello!

For the SD12kD I can´t give this information, the amp required 2 years of development for the output stage, a lot of things in this amp you wont find in any other amp (until some copies start to appear).

In the SD8000 we use 8x 200V 90A output devices.

For this test was a battery bank.

What do you mean over 75% rate?

 
Hello!
For the SD12kD I can´t give this information, the amp required 2 years of development for the output stage, a lot of things in this amp you wont find in any other amp (until some copies start to appear).

In the SD8000 we use 8x 200V 90A output devices.

For this test was a battery bank.

What do you mean over 75% rate?
No no, i'm talking power supply fets.

 
Got to see one of these in action this past weekend, extremely impressed. Very small footprint, but puts out sum insane power.

 

1 12" DC Lvl4 w/ custom recone + SD 8K = 156.3 outlaw style.

 
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