Freeze & Water
dice727
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so i was looking at my friends system today, and i noticed that he had almost a pool of water on his amp. he had no idea where it came from but i think there was frost on it, and it must of melted. we live in wisconsin, so this might happen often. i am just wondering if there are any tricks that i can use to prevent this from happening. i am sure that that cannot be good for the amp...any ideas
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Idea, try starting with bringing it INSIDE to listen to
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it powers the subs in my CAR, so yeah
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here in mexico theres a place called toluca, and its the only place with snow arround here.
people from there, buy a cigarrette, and take out the tobacco.
they clean their windsields with the tobacco, and the oil of the tobacco prevents the windshield to freeze.
i dont know if its safe to use it on your amp, but thats an idea.Z
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like you just run it on the window or what, cuase that sounds interesting
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lol, I thought that was kind of strange. I was looking at "new posts" and didn't pay attention that this was in the "Car audio" section dur!My Home Theater (WIP):
Panasonic AE900 Projector - 126" screen, XBOX 360, Pioneer BDP-320 Bluray
Receiver: Denon AVR-1905
Fronts: RTi6's, Center: CSi5, Surrounds: RTi4, Rears: Denon
Dual Subs: PSW202, and behind the couch Denon 8"
My showcase link:
Media Room pics -
like you just run it on the window or what, cuase that sounds interesting
yeah you put it like soap, and the tobacco oil will atach to the windshield surface.Z
/////Alpine CDA-9887 HU
/////Alpine KTX-1000EQ
/////Alpine PDX-4.150
/////Alpine PDX-1.1000
Polk Audio SR 6500
Polk Audio SR 124 DVC
KnuKonceptz MKS Kable
G35
/////Alpine CDA-9887 HU
/////Alpine KTX-1000EQ
/////Alpine PDX-4.150
/////Alpine PDX-1.1000
/////Alpine SPX 17PRO
/////Alpine SWX 1243D
KnuKonceptz MKS Kable -
yeah you put it like soap, and the tobacco oil will atach to the windshield surface.
Sounds good, but if you're a non smoker, it probably smells like ****.:(Carl -
There's RainX, which is supposed to do the same for the windows.
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here in mexico theres a place called toluca, and its the only place with snow arround here.
people from there, buy a cigarrette, and take out the tobacco.
they clean their windsields with the tobacco, and the oil of the tobacco prevents the windshield to freeze.
i dont know if its safe to use it on your amp, but thats an idea.
The most awesome response I've ever heard. If you are worried about the smell, just pipe tobacco. It smells good. -
I wouldn't really recommend rainx or smearing it with tobacco.... to me that's like using armor all on your speakers. You may just have a problem with sealing your trunk that needs to be fixed so that moisture in the air cannot get in as easily, although it may be tough. Check it after your car has warmed up and see how much condensation is there.
