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Old May 9, 2004 | 06:35 PM
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I don't think I'm getting any power from my 2 ga. I thought maybe it was the remote but that'* not it. ANY IDEAS?
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Old May 9, 2004 | 06:41 PM
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not for sure never really had a problem like this before. you might try a smaller gauge
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Are you still messing with that sony? if you have to bring it by, there really isnt any way wires can fail if the line isnt cut or the fuse isnt in
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true true
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Originally Posted by jachin
Are you still messing with that sony? if you have to bring it by, there really isnt any way wires can fail if the line isnt cut or the fuse isnt in
Nope, SONY is gone it was dead. I got my 100 A fuse and everything seems fine. I've tested 3 amps on it and nothing seems to want to power up. I got a voltometer but I don't know what to set it for.
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Are you still using a small ground wire. that might be it as well. Are you sure that all of the amps work
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Originally Posted by jachin
Are you still using a small ground wire. that might be it as well. Are you sure that all of the amps work
I don't know what gauge my ground is. That could be my F-up. One of the amps is brand new a little concept for my 6x9'*.
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i dont know 3 bad amps? that is hard to believe i would check into using a bigger ground wire
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Originally Posted by big_boss2010
i dont know 3 bad amps? that is hard to believe i would check into using a bigger ground wire
Theres now way all 3 are bad. I have plent of wire laying around to use. Maybe I'll try the 16 gauge...................
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Old May 9, 2004 | 11:11 PM
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I really dont know then. IF you have to go get a walmart amp kit and bring it by.
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