Subject	Wanna explain that remark?
Posted by	lazersos on February 07, 2006 at 1:16 PM
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In Reply To	caps put more demand on your electrical system in general (n/m) posted by ben_96_slicktop (nova) on February 07, 2006 at 09:22 AM
Message	Cap's don't draw additional power from your electrical system. They're a resevoir for charge. In fact they take power load off your electrical system. -Lazer
Follow Ups	Has anyone here tried a voltage stabilizer? I saw one on - DMoneyTT (formerly 90na) 01:56:05 02/07/06 What problem are you trying to solve with that "mod" ? (n/m) - Kenny 02:03:38 02/07/06 uhh stabalize his voltage duhhhhh! ;P (n/m) - chris@boostpro.net 09:08:25 02/07/06 Uhmm! It's just a capacitor, won't help - twinturbineZ 02:12:49 02/07/06 Gonna beg to differ here slightly - lazersos 02:31:47 02/07/06 Cool..I'm not having any problems with charging, just curiou - DMoneyTT (formerly 90na) 02:58:01 02/07/06 definately a grounding kit would be the best thing if - CRAZZEPETE. 08:14:16 02/07/06 Clarify - lazersos 13:21:02 02/07/06 caps put more demand on your electrical system in general (n/m) - ben_96_slicktop (nova) 09:22:12 02/07/06 Wanna explain that remark? - lazersos 13:16:32 02/07/06 Why, the ONLY time your current is lower is when... - tdogzjoint 02:34:52 02/07/06 Exactly and that's when you overload the system (n/m) - lazersos 13:23:27 02/07/06 just get a better battery rather than wasting money on this - ben_96_slicktop (nova) 09:20:33 02/07/06 or - LJZTT 12:40:01 02/07/06 Fixing the system - lazersos 13:28:02 02/07/06
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