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<blockquote data-quote="man_n_da_trunk" data-source="post: 6975211" data-attributes="member: 625553"><p>okay heres my question to all car audio experts on the matter. i was told that with my system to get max power out of my amps i would need to run two batteries in the trunk. okay the first battery in my trunk will be ran off of my battery isolator. my question is if i add another battery in the trunk can i just run this 3rd battery parallel to the one already in my trunk. and will they charge at the same time? or will i have to get a battery isolator that allows me to run two extra batteries please anyone with some knowledge on this help me</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="man_n_da_trunk, post: 6975211, member: 625553"] okay heres my question to all car audio experts on the matter. i was told that with my system to get max power out of my amps i would need to run two batteries in the trunk. okay the first battery in my trunk will be ran off of my battery isolator. my question is if i add another battery in the trunk can i just run this 3rd battery parallel to the one already in my trunk. and will they charge at the same time? or will i have to get a battery isolator that allows me to run two extra batteries please anyone with some knowledge on this help me [/QUOTE]
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