That's because your amp is small enough for your alt to power .. Your not even on batt power bro .. Dropping to 12s is not a issueNot saying more runs would help u but i dont consider dropping into the 12s good voltage ..i drop to 14.2 full tilt
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You need to go to sams and pick up the duracell agm g31s they are 170-180 each
Ive got 5k between amps one being a/b power hog and half the batts he has tooThat's because your amp is small enough for your alt to power .. Your not even on batt power bro .. Dropping to 12s is not a issue
Bro your batts don't rest at 14+v .. If you stay at 14v your alt is keeping up .. Btw your not seeing 5k+ or anything close constantly ... SoooooooIve got 5k between amps one being a/b power hog and half the batts he has too
No sayin it was clamped power just stating what i have amd what my voltage is..he wont be seeing 7k eitherBro your batts don't rest at 14+v no point to try and argue here .. If you stay at 14v your alt is keeping . Btw your not seeing 5k+ or anything close constantly ... Sooooooo
Gains set with dd1 and volt meter is wired directly to the amps..im a votlage god? Idk i drop to 13 at idle whem fully engaged 14.2 ...gota think tho im externally regulated charging at 15.108, how did you set your gains? Where are you taking voltage from? I know you're not a noob bro, but if you're running a 4k with 1 alt, how is it possible to stay above 14v at full tilt?
Idk what to tell ya just trying to give him real world numbers on diff power levels..not trying to stsrt a war.what do u charge to start with ? My alt does 243 @2kI have two 125ah batts in back, a 55 ah in front and an alt that's getting me no less than 310 amps at 1200 rpm, and I drop to 13. I might gain a tenth or two if I add another +/- run, but it's doing fine as it is imo.
Well your alt fully engaged obv is keeping up with your current draw .. There's no other way you'd be holding above 14vGains set with dd1 and volt meter is wired directly to the amps..im a votlage god? Idk i drop to 13 at idle whem fully engaged 14.2 ...gota think tho im externally regulated charging at 15.1
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And if i had a dollar for everytime someone asked how my votlage stays there i could buy this guy some batts
It's a forum were supposed to argue ... //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/naughty.gif.94359f346c0f1259df8038d60b41863e.gifIdk what to tell ya just trying to give him real world numbers on diff power levels..not trying to stsrt a war.what do u charge to start with ? My alt does 243 @2k
Oh i totally agree but i beleive the alt and batts and wire and starting at 15.1 all play a role ...Well your alt fully engaged obv is keeping up with your current draw .. There's no other way you'd be holding above 14v
I wasn't trying to argue either. I just figure that if the amp is drawing more than the alt is capable of producing at full tilt, it's normal to dip into the batteries resting voltage. It's hard for me to see any way around that happening is why I'm even asking questions.Idk what to tell ya just trying to give him real world numbers on diff power levels..not trying to stsrt a war.what do u charge to start with ? My alt does 243 @2k
It's all good, no dumb questions here ! I was gonna do my run for alternator to the backhere's a dumb question for you. i'm going to be doing a new build soon bigger than i've done in the past. now the multiable runs of pos and neg from the front are those coming off the front batt or straight alt or both of the two? multi negs from batt? Thanks, sorry op for jumping in your thread, Lol
I agree amd it does dip down to resting votage at idle but while driving never below 14.2 which is .9 dropI wasn't trying to argue either. I just figure that if the amp is drawing more than the alt is capable of producing at full tilt, it's normal to dip into the batteries resting voltage. It's hard for me to see any way around that happening is why I'm even asking questions.