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<blockquote data-quote="altyboy" data-source="post: 1473037" data-attributes="member: 565175">Strange things.....These are the voltages I&#039;m getting running power wire straight from the battery to the amp (other amp isn&#039;t hooked up right now), no dist block/fuses.Voltage @amp w/ignition off: 12.3vVoltage of remote wire @amp: 12.24vVoltage @amp w/ignition on and remote lead from HU attached: 6.11vAnother strange symptom is that w/the igntion on, when I touch the remote lead to the amp&#039;s remote terminal, the amp&#039;s light strip briefly lights then dies out.&nbsp; If I try again immeditately, I usually get nothing.&nbsp; But if I wait 10secs or so, I can touch it again, and the strip will light and die down again....over and over....BTW, the HU works fine and the front OEM dash and rear liftgate speakers work fine as well....//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gifAlso, I hooked up another working amp straight to the battery, positive and neg leads from amp to battery.&nbsp; I honestly can&#039;t remember now if I need the rem lead to turn the amp on, but hooking the amp to the battery, I read over 12v but it does not power on-hooked straight at the battery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="altyboy, post: 1473037, member: 565175"] Strange things..... These are the voltages I'm getting running power wire straight from the battery to the amp (other amp isn't hooked up right now), no dist block/fuses. Voltage @amp w/ignition off: 12.3v Voltage of remote wire @amp: 12.24v Voltage @amp w/ignition on and remote lead from HU attached: 6.11v Another strange symptom is that w/the igntion on, when I touch the remote lead to the amp's remote terminal, the amp's light strip briefly lights then dies out. If I try again immeditately, I usually get nothing. But if I wait 10secs or so, I can touch it again, and the strip will light and die down again....over and over.... BTW, the HU works fine and the front OEM dash and rear liftgate speakers work fine as well....[IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif[/IMG] Also, I hooked up another working amp straight to the battery, positive and neg leads from amp to battery. I honestly can't remember now if I need the rem lead to turn the amp on, but hooking the amp to the battery, I read over 12v but it does not power on-hooked straight at the battery. [/QUOTE]

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