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Running a separate battery to power system in trunk?
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<blockquote data-quote="MetalMaxima" data-source="post: 798388" data-attributes="member: 558151"><p>I was wondering if there was any advatage to be gained by simply throwing a battery in my trunk to power my amps or running it through the firewall to the car battery? I am guessing that the trunk method would be a bad idea because without the alternator running to it, when the battyer is gone, it's gone?</p><p></p><p>Any inputs?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MetalMaxima, post: 798388, member: 558151"] I was wondering if there was any advatage to be gained by simply throwing a battery in my trunk to power my amps or running it through the firewall to the car battery? I am guessing that the trunk method would be a bad idea because without the alternator running to it, when the battyer is gone, it's gone? Any inputs? [/QUOTE]
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