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fuse question...(search already)
I have two amps. One is 40w x 4 and another is bridged to 300w x 1. I plan to run the two by 8 gauge wires to the fuse block. then run the block to the battery by 4 gauge wire. which fuses should i put in the block and then in the fuse at the battery? can i just put in fuses that i know are big enough, like 60A all around or something else? the fuses i have are 1 40 amp, 2 60's , and 2 30's. i searched already and the answers i got were vague. thanx in advance.
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Re: fuse question...(search already)
Originally posted by WaydeMax
I have two amps. One is 40w x 4 and another is bridged to 300w x 1. I plan to run the two by 8 gauge wires to the fuse block. then run the block to the battery by 4 gauge wire. which fuses should i put in the block and then in the fuse at the battery? can i just put in fuses that i know are big enough, like 60A all around or something else? the fuses i have are 1 40 amp, 2 60's , and 2 30's. i searched already and the answers i got were vague. thanx in advance.
I have two amps. One is 40w x 4 and another is bridged to 300w x 1. I plan to run the two by 8 gauge wires to the fuse block. then run the block to the battery by 4 gauge wire. which fuses should i put in the block and then in the fuse at the battery? can i just put in fuses that i know are big enough, like 60A all around or something else? the fuses i have are 1 40 amp, 2 60's , and 2 30's. i searched already and the answers i got were vague. thanx in advance.
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Re: Re: fuse question...(search already)
Originally posted by JAIMECBR900
For correct size fuses, use only the max recommended by the amp itself. If the amp comes with a 25a fuse on it, don't go above that. All you're doing by going substantially above the recommended is giving more juice a chance to screw your amp up in case of a problem.
For correct size fuses, use only the max recommended by the amp itself. If the amp comes with a 25a fuse on it, don't go above that. All you're doing by going substantially above the recommended is giving more juice a chance to screw your amp up in case of a problem.
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