Mynameismcgyver 10+ year member Buford T. Justice 1,261 4 Long Island, Ny Jan 18, 2006 #1 My amp gives more power out with an EIAJ. I searched for it on the internet but I still cannot exactly find what it is.. Sounds cool Click to read more...
My amp gives more power out with an EIAJ. I searched for it on the internet but I still cannot exactly find what it is.. Sounds cool Click to read more...
OP Mynameismcgyver 10+ year member Buford T. Justice 1,261 4 Long Island, Ny Jan 18, 2006 Thread Starter #2 Bump
JAZN 5,000+ posts CarAudio.com Veteran 12,082 167 SoCAL Jan 18, 2006 #4 Acronym finder said: Electronic Industries Association of Japan but I'm not sure. So I'm guessing the EIAJ verifies that power output. Is your amp an Alpine? If so, then it probably says EIAJ next to the max power output, which isn't even important anyways.
Acronym finder said: Electronic Industries Association of Japan but I'm not sure. So I'm guessing the EIAJ verifies that power output. Is your amp an Alpine? If so, then it probably says EIAJ next to the max power output, which isn't even important anyways.
OP Mynameismcgyver 10+ year member Buford T. Justice 1,261 4 Long Island, Ny Jan 18, 2006 Thread Starter #5 Yes it is. It says 700W EIAJ Im wondering if its like a connector or something..?
N Nukedsodapop 5,000+ posts CarAudio.com Veteran 6,072 41 Somewhere Jan 18, 2006 #6 It might be the way they rate the power? idk -Blake
OP Mynameismcgyver 10+ year member Buford T. Justice 1,261 4 Long Island, Ny Jan 19, 2006 Thread Starter #8 Joules is a measurement of heat if i remeber correctly.
jalverson 10+ year member my face got jacked! 1,409 40 Williamston, MI Jan 19, 2006 #9 its 4 letters of the alphabet silly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
its 4 letters of the alphabet silly //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif
JimJ 5,000+ posts Tangled Up in Blue 32,922 107 Hillsborough, NC Jan 19, 2006 #10 A joule is the SI measurement of energy or work. One watt-hour is exactly equal to 3600J. Not sure if that has anything to do with "EIAJ", though.
A joule is the SI measurement of energy or work. One watt-hour is exactly equal to 3600J. Not sure if that has anything to do with "EIAJ", though.