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<blockquote data-quote="ThxOne" data-source="post: 8726423" data-attributes="member: 675210"><p>My setup is similar. I run a Stinger 350a circuit breaker less than 8 inches off the battery. I am running 0awg OFC from the breaker to the distribution block. No other fuses except what comes in the amplifiers. 4awg OFC to the two amplifiers. US Acoustics Barbara Ann, all channels driven @ 4 ohm. Rockford Fosgate Prime 1200-1D. RF DSP. I have popped the breaker twice, both on very hot days and both times on BASS heavy music at full tilt for about 15min with the car idling. Normal battery, stock 125a alternator.</p><p></p><p>Basically if you are wanting to fuse... something totaling between 300 and 350a should do the trick. The Breaker near the battery allows you to cut power to EVERYTHING downstream so you can work on whatever you want.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ThxOne, post: 8726423, member: 675210"] My setup is similar. I run a Stinger 350a circuit breaker less than 8 inches off the battery. I am running 0awg OFC from the breaker to the distribution block. No other fuses except what comes in the amplifiers. 4awg OFC to the two amplifiers. US Acoustics Barbara Ann, all channels driven @ 4 ohm. Rockford Fosgate Prime 1200-1D. RF DSP. I have popped the breaker twice, both on very hot days and both times on BASS heavy music at full tilt for about 15min with the car idling. Normal battery, stock 125a alternator. Basically if you are wanting to fuse... something totaling between 300 and 350a should do the trick. The Breaker near the battery allows you to cut power to EVERYTHING downstream so you can work on whatever you want. [/QUOTE]
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