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<blockquote data-quote="Mynameismcgyver" data-source="post: 5117928" data-attributes="member: 565455">Having a sparatic issues with my remote voltage.&nbsp; Out of nowhere, I am having an issue with the amps/xm unit shutting off randomly.&nbsp; Turn the H/U off and it works again.Took out the DMM and found that Idle voltage is 12.4 and dips around 11.4 when the music is playing.&nbsp; Drove around for a few min and it did its thing again at which the voltage was around 5.5 and not sufficient to turn my amps on.&nbsp; I am running two amps, xm unit and SMALL low rpm fan on the remote circuit and have not had a problem for quite awhile...( I don&#039;t believe it is related to having too much stuff on the 12V remote) However....My H/U is over 3-4 years old Alpine 9827Thinking it has gone through its life cycle?&nbsp; Going to check for wiring issues in the daylight as well but I highly doubt it.Hopefully someone can shed some light!Another clue:&nbsp; Sunday, I ran into an issue with the xm unit turning off out of nowhere&nbsp; BUT everything else was fine...Seems like a problem started there and has gotten worse.&nbsp; Sounds like a H/U voltage problem that can&#039;t be fixed???</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mynameismcgyver, post: 5117928, member: 565455"] Having a sparatic issues with my remote voltage. Out of nowhere, I am having an issue with the amps/xm unit shutting off randomly. Turn the H/U off and it works again. Took out the DMM and found that Idle voltage is 12.4 and dips around 11.4 when the music is playing. Drove around for a few min and it did its thing again at which the voltage was around 5.5 and not sufficient to turn my amps on. I am running two amps, xm unit and SMALL low rpm fan on the remote circuit and have not had a problem for quite awhile...( I don't believe it is related to having too much stuff on the 12V remote) However....My H/U is over 3-4 years old Alpine 9827 Thinking it has gone through its life cycle? Going to check for wiring issues in the daylight as well but I highly doubt it. Hopefully someone can shed some light! Another clue: Sunday, I ran into an issue with the xm unit turning off out of nowhere BUT everything else was fine...Seems like a problem started there and has gotten worse. Sounds like a H/U voltage problem that can't be fixed??? [/QUOTE]

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