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oh yeah, sorry, left side is the starting batteries, right side is the stereo batteries.
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ok, so now about the batteries, how should I wire them up, mind drawing a pic?
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batteries,
2 for starting 4 for accessories.
Power wire.
Yes I know that you can't fit zero into the amps. Not planning on it. Planning on going 0 to first distribution block, splitting to 4 going to fuses, then to amps. Amps will fit 2 and 4 just fine, but it's too hard to find 2 gauge wire. I think 4 gauge will be fine from the block, to fuse to amp, for each amp, you agree?
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I'm confised by what you are trying to do with the wiring on your batteries. How many are going to be dedicated to accessories and stereo, and why do you need multiple banks of parallel. If they are 12V, they will have to be parallel to keep the circuit 12V.
And tanner is correct, you will not be ble to fit 0 guage into your amps, probably 4-8 on most. You should be using a distribution block to cut down on total cable runs, and since you need to add an external fuse, you can buy the type that has big glass fuses inline with the smaller run to the amp. They are made in several configurations. 1-0AWG split to 4-8AWG, etc.
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thanks for the advice Tanner, I may look at that.
Spharis,
Since I'm running six 12 volt batteries, I need to run the two from my terminal one in parallel, and then do the 4 from terminal 2 in two groups of parallel, correct? Would this Could you draw up a simple diagram to make sure I do it right? I'm pretty sure I know how to do it, but just don't wanna mess it up
Thanks.
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I'm going to have 6 amps running just under 5000 wattsIt's gonna be BAD @$$
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Dom,
A problem I ran into using 0 guage wire, and no fuses is connecting the wires to the amps. The 0 guage is a bit to big to fit into the amps. The fuses solved this problem.
Since your gonna building this box from scratch with a clear window... something I always thought looked good was lining the inside of the box with either polished (or chromed) diamond plate or mirrors.
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Fuse each amp if it doesn't have an integrated fuse. Are you sure PPI doesn't have a fuse on the side of it?
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Originally posted by spharis View PostYou guys also have to remember the stuff I suggest is based on my experience/preferences....it is by no means a bible of sorts. i do find alot of things alot of installers to silly though.....polyfil in all boxes is one of them.....
Ok, here is another dilema. PPI amps don't have internal fuses, so do you still not use a fuse, or just use one big fuse, or go ahead and put an 100 watt fuse for each amp? Just wondering.
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sharp looking box. Mine will look something like that, or at least I hope
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