dual 1 ohm to run at 1 ohm stable? u sure? WMD 18
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orionman825
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you cant 1 ohmDVC to 1 ohm. you have to go to .5 ohm or 2 ohm
if its an older bd1000 you might be ok at .5 ohm, but if its newer i wouldnt do it... but you won't have luck @2 ohms with that sub on that power
Check what the coils read with a DMM. set to ohms. See what they sit at. But If I was you. Id see about contacting the seller see whats up with a return.
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orionman825 10+ year member
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**** i really dont wanna go through with the hassle of returns. hopefully the guy that makes and sells the sub would sell the me the one i asked to run on 1 ohm stable.. hope it works if i just wire it normal like they are one 2 ohm vc's. i think that when he told me it was a dual 1 ohm sub that it was a dual 2 that would run at 1. i hope.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crazy.gif.c13912c32de98515d3142759a824dae7.gif
Yes tell him you want a dual 2 ohm sub.
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