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Originally posted by proaudio22
Ok both of you two doods that posted last just need to take it to a shop and have it installed...mkay...
Ok both of you two doods that posted last just need to take it to a shop and have it installed...mkay...
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if you were to run another battery you would have to run your power wire off your battery to your trunk then hook the extra battery to that power wire. I thought about doing it myself but i was afraid it might do something to the electical system or something like that...
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To properly install a second battery you will need to wire a special circuit which will isolate the second battery with a big 30A diode and a relay to prevent the car from pulling power from the second battery when you start your car and to charge both batterys and you will have to make sure your circuit can make sure the primary batter always maintains a certian level (12v) charging the second battery sholdnt not take over maintaing charge on the first battery.
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Originally posted by Mitchel
i would ask around about the extra battery. i am not installing anything, but why take it to a shop, pay money, and have some jackass do something that will probably mess it up worse than what it is.....mkay...
i would ask around about the extra battery. i am not installing anything, but why take it to a shop, pay money, and have some jackass do something that will probably mess it up worse than what it is.....mkay...
You would need to wire the batteries in SERIES to get a higher voltage, and you would get 24v. However, there is NO way to do this, short of using a step up transformer, like what was suggested before (There aren't any large enough to hande this kind of load tho and the biggest ones are $500+). There is no way to charge the second battery that is in parallel unless you are on a 24v system. Plus, there is a good change 24v is too high for whatever wanted 17v. You can't just stick batteries all over the place and pull higher voltages outa ur ass. I suggested both of you go to a shop that knows what they are doing so you don't damage your cars.
The best solution to this problem to to forget about that silly amp and get something that runs off normal car voltages.
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the "special circuit" is called an isolater. stinger makes a decent one. they run in many different amp resistances. 80,100, 120....
what you could do if you really wanted to series batteries, is get 2 smaller 8volt batteries and series those to get 16volts.
or just get a marine battery, usually has about 800-900 amps
the only shops that usuallly fuck shit up is circuit city and best buy, and the customer themselves.
the "special circuit" is called an isolater. stinger makes a decent one. they run in many different amp resistances. 80,100, 120....
what you could do if you really wanted to series batteries, is get 2 smaller 8volt batteries and series those to get 16volts.
or just get a marine battery, usually has about 800-900 amps
the only shops that usuallly fuck shit up is circuit city and best buy, and the customer themselves.
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Originally posted by RR32CLS
what you could do if you really wanted to series batteries, is get 2 smaller 8volt batteries and series those to get 16volts.
what you could do if you really wanted to series batteries, is get 2 smaller 8volt batteries and series those to get 16volts.
Regardless, all that would cost too much money vs. just buying a real amp...
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Originally posted by proaudio22
Regardless, all that would cost too much money vs. just buying a real amp...
Regardless, all that would cost too much money vs. just buying a real amp...
its not that serious.
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if someone were to install a second battery wut would be the best way, get an isolator from one battery and go to the other and than have ur seperate batteries or how would u do that??
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A: the only thing that would use 17 volts would be a 24v cap, because all amps are 15.5volts max the rest gets discarded to Negative. now saying that if they did make an amp that used 17 volts its gotta be shitty.
B: You can use circuit breakers to hook up 2 batterys, stinger made one for like 69.99 You would hook up the positive to positiive on both batterys, and within 18 inches of both ends of the battery you would put that 120amp circuit breaker. That way if for chance when your car starts and sucks juice from the other battery the breaker will trip before. it auto resets after 5-10 seconds. also goes vice versa for when your amp draws the power it will trip the second breaker and auto reset...
B: You can use circuit breakers to hook up 2 batterys, stinger made one for like 69.99 You would hook up the positive to positiive on both batterys, and within 18 inches of both ends of the battery you would put that 120amp circuit breaker. That way if for chance when your car starts and sucks juice from the other battery the breaker will trip before. it auto resets after 5-10 seconds. also goes vice versa for when your amp draws the power it will trip the second breaker and auto reset...
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well last time I did install dual batteries I used 200A ANL fuses instead of circuit breakers and than grounded them. But but someone was saying to use an isolator but those cost like 120 bucks.
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GOD NO!!!!! what are you people talking about? there is no pratical way to pull 17 volts from ANY battery combination!! (i have an s-10 show truck with a bag setup that pulls 190 amps, crazy stereo and it's electical system itself draws more then two of my cl's. Bottom line there is no purpose to run that amp at 17 volts. Only way to do this is running a 24 volt system two batts in series and then straight to a cap which will like said above dump everything over 17 volts into negative energy so is essentially useless but the amount of money you will pay to get an UPGRADED ALTERNATOR to charge your stock battery PLUS two batterys would out weigh just about any amp.....reason for two EXTRA batterys is because you can't run your car off a 24 volt system you will burn your CL to the ground if you have any more questions that i haven't covered pm me i can give you WAY more info then what has been put out here, or if you'd like to dispute what i said post away i am willing to take on what ever ideas you guys got
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Originally Posted by NbCLguy
GOD NO!!!!! what are you people talking about? there is no pratical way to pull 17 volts from ANY battery combination!! (i have an s-10 show truck with a bag setup that pulls 190 amps, crazy stereo and it's electical system itself draws more then two of my cl's. Bottom line there is no purpose to run that amp at 17 volts. Only way to do this is running a 24 volt system two batts in series and then straight to a cap which will like said above dump everything over 17 volts into negative energy so is essentially useless but the amount of money you will pay to get an UPGRADED ALTERNATOR to charge your stock battery PLUS two batterys would out weigh just about any amp.....reason for two EXTRA batterys is because you can't run your car off a 24 volt system you will burn your CL to the ground if you have any more questions that i haven't covered pm me i can give you WAY more info then what has been put out here, or if you'd like to dispute what i said post away i am willing to take on what ever ideas you guys got
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