Capacitor Question
andrewc58
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I have a capacitor and i have a question about installation. I was wondering if you can use the same ground point as the amplifier for the capacitor. Therefore you would have a ground wire from the amp and cap going to the same ground point. Is this possible without problems?
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Yes, it's the correct way to do it.
You want the cap as close to the amp as possible, hopefully sharing the same wires. -
I have a capacitor and i have a question about installation. I was wondering if you can use the same ground point as the amplifier for the capacitor. Therefore you would have a ground wire from the amp and cap going to the same ground point. Is this possible without problems?
my question to you is do you need a capacitor, I will be running three alpine type r 12 inch dvc subs rated at 500watts rms, powered by three polk pa series amps plus polk/momo components in the front (possibly bi-amped) and i wont be running a capacitor. From what people here tell me you just need a good alternator and a good battery.tyler birch
ht system
denon avr-1907
monitor 70 towers-polkaudio
nakamichi bx -100 tape deck
sony 5 disc cd/dvd player hdmi ready
velodyne dps-12 subwoofer
Car audio
AMP: FUSION EN-AM8001 800 watts max 368 watts rms x 1 channel @ 2 ohms stable
SUB: 12 INCH 1000W DVC VOLFENHAG 2 Ohm stable useable ohms 2-8ohms -
i drive a crown vic i know ill need a new battery probably will be a optima battery, but i believe my alternator is good for now if i run into problems then i will upgrade it.tyler birch
ht system
denon avr-1907
monitor 70 towers-polkaudio
nakamichi bx -100 tape deck
sony 5 disc cd/dvd player hdmi ready
velodyne dps-12 subwoofer
Car audio
AMP: FUSION EN-AM8001 800 watts max 368 watts rms x 1 channel @ 2 ohms stable
SUB: 12 INCH 1000W DVC VOLFENHAG 2 Ohm stable useable ohms 2-8ohms
