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[KicktheSDbasshead]

Just curious about what everyone is running right now trying to get some ideas! And share some too.

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[KicktheSDbasshead]

96 ah headway for the daily

 

[HondaCRV03]

96 ah headway for the daily

How do you wire those up? Links are appreciated

I'm currently running with an 80ah underground power battery for the daily

 

[KicktheSDbasshead]

How do you wire those up? Links are appreciated

I'm currently running with an 80ah underground power battery for the daily

My teammate wired it in series

 

[HondaCRV03]

Is a balancer required or it's only recommended?

 

[KicktheSDbasshead]

Any thoughts on these?

 

[KicktheSDbasshead]

Is a balancer required or it's only recommended?

Not required but highly recommended

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Any thoughts on these?

Have you seen the video by EXOcontralto? He tested one that seemed to do great. I think it is totally worth using. What most capacitor naysayers do not know is that capacitors are not just energy reserve banks. Capacitors are also electricity "cleaners".

 

[KicktheSDbasshead]

Have you seen the video by EXOcontralto? He tested one that seemed to do great. I think it is totally worth using. What most capacitor naysayers do not know is that capacitors are not just energy reserve banks. Capacitors are also electricity "cleaners".

Learn something new every day. Can you elaborate on "clean"

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Learn something new every day. Can you elaborate on "clean"

If you look at an electrical signal with an oscilloscope, it is very jagged. When a capacitor is implemenred, it smooths the signal. A better capacitor creates a smoother signal.

 

[hispls 5,000+ posts]

If you look at an electrical signal with an oscilloscope, it is very jagged. When a capacitor is implemenred, it smooths the signal. A better capacitor creates a smoother signal.

Post some amp internal pics that don't have an adequate capacitance bank on the power supply.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

Post some amp internal pics that don't have an adequate capacitance bank on the power supply.

No.

 

[KicktheSDbasshead]

If you look at an electrical signal with an oscilloscope, it is very jagged. When a capacitor is implemenred, it smooths the signal. A better capacitor creates a smoother signal.

Oh wow good info

 

[some dude]

If you look at an electrical signal with an oscilloscope, it is very jagged. When a capacitor is implemenred, it smooths the signal. A better capacitor creates a smoother signal.

I was watching a Barevids video about a Taramps I believe. The audio output voltage looked fairly jagged and not smooth and he said don't sweat it, it was the potential difference from positive and ground that mattered and they were both identically jagged and that's fine.

I could be wrong.. but I'm thinking dirty sine wave might not be a bad thing?

I'm doubting myself now.

 

[1aespinoza Premium Member]

I'm doubting myself now.

It is nothing that will adversely affect the system. Just as hispls said, all amps have adequate capacitance for their respective needs. High quality or bigger capacitors are mostly used in hi-end amplifiers for that reason. As I stated, a positive side effect of using capacitors is smoother voltage throughout your system and car's electrical.