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<blockquote data-quote="des343" data-source="post: 8125561" data-attributes="member: 630654">i have no problems unless i turn my system up so there is a lot of Draw..basically at a certain point the subs will cut out for a couple of seconds and come back on...im figuring this is a possible ground probembut could my ground for my 2nd bat cause this problem? my voltages are fine so im assuming its hooked up well enough but could a battery ground cause this? i dont have an IDEAL ground but it is solid i sanded the bed of my blazer real well and BOLTED my ground to it for my batteryi then have my amp grounded to the NEG post of the batt...i think this is my problem ground if i have to guess but ive had it this way for a while no issues thing is i think my wires keep breaking at the EYELID i have 0 gauge ran to the amp and problem i have with these eyelids is that they seem to cut a lot of wires around them making the actual amount of wire directly connected to like probably about a 4 gaugecould this be the problem? i figured that since the power only has a very short 2 or so inches that its like this and travels on less than the 0 it wouldnt be a problem but im beginning to think im wrong??I know i didnt explain very well i can get a couple of pictures if they will helpThanks Guys</blockquote>

[QUOTE="des343, post: 8125561, member: 630654"] i have no problems unless i turn my system up so there is a lot of Draw..basically at a certain point the subs will cut out for a couple of seconds and come back on... im figuring this is a possible ground probem but could my ground for my 2nd bat cause this problem? my voltages are fine so im assuming its hooked up well enough but could a battery ground cause this? i dont have an IDEAL ground but it is solid i sanded the bed of my blazer real well and BOLTED my ground to it for my battery i then have my amp grounded to the NEG post of the batt...i think this is my problem ground if i have to guess but ive had it this way for a while no issues thing is i think my wires keep breaking at the EYELID i have 0 gauge ran to the amp and problem i have with these eyelids is that they seem to cut a lot of wires around them making the actual amount of wire directly connected to like probably about a 4 gauge could this be the problem? i figured that since the power only has a very short 2 or so inches that its like this and travels on less than the 0 it wouldnt be a problem but im beginning to think im wrong?? I know i didnt explain very well i can get a couple of pictures if they will help Thanks Guys [/QUOTE]

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