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big scott
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why????
put some volt meters on your dash.........
i like the knu distro blocks.
but if your dead set on meters on your block, i have no clue. i think its a wast.
put some volt meters on your dash.........
i like the knu distro blocks.
but if your dead set on meters on your block, i have no clue. i think its a wast.
Canaan 10+ year member
Beatin' the block down
LosIsATool 5,000+ posts
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Get 2 1 outs. 4 will fit
Why do you want the voltmeter in a location where you cannot see it while driving?
IF you are going to do that, might as well purchase a voltmeter that will shut down the car audio system if the voltage were to ever drop too low possibly damaging something.
At least you need not see that voltmeter either if you choose not to.
IF you are going to do that, might as well purchase a voltmeter that will shut down the car audio system if the voltage were to ever drop too low possibly damaging something.
At least you need not see that voltmeter either if you choose not to.
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negolien
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Hey still can't find much 0 gauge outs how about a fuse holder for each amp like one would use near the battery? Gonna add a battery in the back anyway? Just have to torpedo the voltage or get one of the ghetto one and stash it in the glovebox or something.
sciontistbb 10+ year member
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Why don't you just do dedicated runs to each amp?
keep_hope_alive Premium Member
Acoustics Engineer
you don't need to fuse the 1/0 again. the above xscorpion let the 1/0 pass through without a second fuse. the fuse protecting the 1/0 is at the battery. you only add another fuse when you make the wire smaller.
make sure the rear distro volt meter is powered by ignition or remote turn on wiring and not "auto sensing". those have been known to drain batteries.
make sure the rear distro volt meter is powered by ignition or remote turn on wiring and not "auto sensing". those have been known to drain batteries.
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