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<blockquote data-quote="knukonceptz" data-source="post: 1765061" data-attributes="member: 548221"><p>It is very simple - Get a real voltmeter first and measure at the battery and at the amp- IF THERE IS A BIG DIFFERNECE you have a wiring problem. You ask us for advice and have others do the work - do the guys working on your car have a clue? Instead of paying someone that clearly is lost, spend $10 at home depot or radio shack and see what really is happening</p><p></p><p>Taxi - if you pound 24/7/365 yes, sooner or later your reserve will run out - it will take a VERY long time and all you need to do is for 30 minutes a month (one minute a day) is NOT have the stereo full tilt and the ALT would bring everything back up. My point no one is drawing 100% of the system 100% of the time they drive. Sure if we wanted to destroy our ears and our electrical system it could be done. Even with modifications - maintainence must still be performed. Just because you add a turbo to a car - does not allow you to go past redline of the motor.......</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="knukonceptz, post: 1765061, member: 548221"] It is very simple - Get a real voltmeter first and measure at the battery and at the amp- IF THERE IS A BIG DIFFERNECE you have a wiring problem. You ask us for advice and have others do the work - do the guys working on your car have a clue? Instead of paying someone that clearly is lost, spend $10 at home depot or radio shack and see what really is happening Taxi - if you pound 24/7/365 yes, sooner or later your reserve will run out - it will take a VERY long time and all you need to do is for 30 minutes a month (one minute a day) is NOT have the stereo full tilt and the ALT would bring everything back up. My point no one is drawing 100% of the system 100% of the time they drive. Sure if we wanted to destroy our ears and our electrical system it could be done. Even with modifications - maintainence must still be performed. Just because you add a turbo to a car - does not allow you to go past redline of the motor....... [/QUOTE]
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