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<blockquote data-quote="audiolife" data-source="post: 2458922" data-attributes="member: 541383">i have worked tech in the industry, i have been a rep in the industry, i have been an installer in the industry, conducted professional sales, i have been a top 2 national competitor(in class) and a regular consumer (i also went to college for eet....) for someone with so many degrees and saying this and that you don&#039;t have a very good understanding of the industry standards (which between reputable companies is pretty solid imho).... I&#039;m not in the industry now and never been fired. I just didn&#039;t like the town I was in. as of right now I like racing toy cars over &quot;serious&quot; audio.....I&#039;m not tooting my horn nor am I saying I&#039;m never wrong but i fail to see where posting about energy feilds solves anything in this. the bigger the alt you go&nbsp; there are trade offs in performance,dependability and so forth... and it is really DUMB not to use a bigger alt&nbsp; with multiple batteries....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audiolife, post: 2458922, member: 541383"] i have worked tech in the industry, i have been a rep in the industry, i have been an installer in the industry, conducted professional sales, i have been a top 2 national competitor(in class) and a regular consumer (i also went to college for eet....) for someone with so many degrees and saying this and that you don't have a very good understanding of the industry standards (which between reputable companies is pretty solid imho).... I'm not in the industry now and never been fired. I just didn't like the town I was in. as of right now I like racing toy cars over "serious" audio..... I'm not tooting my horn nor am I saying I'm never wrong but i fail to see where posting about energy feilds solves anything in this. the bigger the alt you go there are trade offs in performance,dependability and so forth... and it is really DUMB not to use a bigger alt with multiple batteries.... [/QUOTE]

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