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fitting of second battery
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:05 pm
by TehSniper
my plans for my audio in my megane will eventually include the fitting of a capacitor and a second battery. the reason for the fitting of these items is that i will eventually have 4 amps in my boot (dont ask how still planning that one :P) now for the fitting of a second battery i was wondering if just running a second power cable from the positive of the main battery to my second batter and earthing the second battery (wherever i put it) would be enough. would have have to upgrade the alternator or would the extra charge that it creats be abough to keep both batterys topped up. now the other issue is wether i have posted this in the right area :P any advice is greatly apprciated and i will get pictures of the finished product when i have all the money and spent it on all i am doing
Re: fitting of second battery
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:30 pm
by davelowe
First off, you need to determine the median RMS input power consumption of the finished audio system. Details...
Re: fitting of second battery
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 12:55 pm
by TehSniper
6x9s
RMS Power: 100 watts
Peak Power: 300 watts
12 inch sub
RMS Power: 300 watts
Peak Power: 900 watts
10 inch sub
RMS Power: 250 watts
Peak Power: 750 watts
10 inch sub
RMS Power: 250 watts
Peak Power: 750 watts
there the stats for the speakers that are going to be amped
Re: fitting of second battery
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 1:04 pm
by anth_dci
thats going to sound VERY bassy

Re: fitting of second battery
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 3:03 pm
by TehSniper
not really, all depends on how im gonna set up the amps. plus im sorting the normal speakers in the pannals today so there will be plenty of tweet
Re: fitting of second battery
Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2010 7:40 pm
by -KJ-
You CANNOT just connect a second battery to the first battery! You'll need a separation relay and a connection to your alternator, like installations in campervans. Go to a decent caraudioshop for advice.