wenn_du_weinst 10+ year member CarAudio.com Veteran 4,726 163 ******* Nov 8, 2011 #16 you want to do a push/pull system with fans to pull heat away
ahole-ic Banned 3,034 152 Ivory Tower Nov 8, 2011 #17 Thanks for proving my point (that you're talking out your ass. I understand the physics behind heat sinking and agree it may not be optimal, but to claim that amplifiers have "fried" simply from being mounted upside down is straight up BS. Click to expand... I didn't prove your point. You are desperate to want to have one.
Thanks for proving my point (that you're talking out your ass. I understand the physics behind heat sinking and agree it may not be optimal, but to claim that amplifiers have "fried" simply from being mounted upside down is straight up BS. Click to expand... I didn't prove your point. You are desperate to want to have one.
Rich B 5,000+ posts CarAudio.com Veteran 6,769 64 *under the rainbow* Nov 8, 2011 #18 I don't think it's worth it and amp "guts" as you put it are not attractive....... Click to expand... Really?
I don't think it's worth it and amp "guts" as you put it are not attractive....... Click to expand... Really?
wenn_du_weinst 10+ year member CarAudio.com Veteran 4,726 163 ******* Nov 8, 2011 #19 Some amps are built with the heat sink on the bottom. ARC and kicker are this way. only amp I like the internals visually on edit: and why wouldn't thermal protection kick in before amp fries?
Some amps are built with the heat sink on the bottom. ARC and kicker are this way. only amp I like the internals visually on edit: and why wouldn't thermal protection kick in before amp fries?
ahole-ic Banned 3,034 152 Ivory Tower Nov 8, 2011 #20 Really? Click to expand... To each their own. I look at electronics day in day out....
Ninesvnsicks 10+ year member CarAudio.com Elite 918 7 Rochester, NY Nov 8, 2011 #21 AQ amps stay pretty cool I thought.