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Is 150 amps enough?
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<blockquote data-quote="Stalin-ohaulic" data-source="post: 6993662" data-attributes="member: 585517"><p>I don't have to ask anyone. Clearly you're either not putting any power out so the amp isn't drawing any current or you're lying. Either way you're not defying the laws of physics. Why do you want me to ask someone, when all it takes is a video to prove it? In the video you will need a dc clamp meter around your power wire to show that your current draw. You will also need a volt meter obviously. You came into this thread attempting to disprove the laws of physics, so if you want to do it rather than just run your mouth here's your chance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stalin-ohaulic, post: 6993662, member: 585517"] I don't have to ask anyone. Clearly you're either not putting any power out so the amp isn't drawing any current or you're lying. Either way you're not defying the laws of physics. Why do you want me to ask someone, when all it takes is a video to prove it? In the video you will need a dc clamp meter around your power wire to show that your current draw. You will also need a volt meter obviously. You came into this thread attempting to disprove the laws of physics, so if you want to do it rather than just run your mouth here's your chance. [/QUOTE]
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