Subject	Capacitor, first charge the cap with a resistor by grounding
Posted by	NC-Z on January 19, 2003 at 12:18 AM
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In Reply To	audio gurus posted by _300zx_tt on January 18, 2003 at 11:54 PM
Message	the negative pole to the chassis, or neg. battery terminal, and put the resistor in series with the positive wire. When the cap reads 12V (or whatever your battery charge is) wire the capacitor in by taking the positive wire to the positive side of the capacitor, and then running another wire from the positive pole to the positive terminal on the amp. You can run a short wire to the chassis, or any ground for the neg. terminal on the amp. Also ground the neg. terminal on the cap. Not sure about the mulit-amp thing, search through yahoo or other sites, I'm sure there's plenty of info out there. Its not that I drive like a madman, its just that everyone else drives stoopid.
Follow Ups	audio gurus - _300zx_tt 23:54:34 01/18/03 Capacitor, first charge the cap with a resistor by grounding - NC-Z 00:18:41 01/19/03 that is not necessary - BIGDOUG 07:37:45 01/19/03 I'd be I'll advised to do that, unless you want electrolytic - NC-Z 10:12:13 01/19/03 I've never had a cap blow up on me.... - Jared Todd 12:47:21 01/19/03 I hooked it up right, maybe just a fluke. (n/m) - NC-Z 16:07:12 01/19/03 lol, definately not a "guru" question (n/m) - BOOZTD 3 00:52:46 01/19/03 Re: audio gurus - BDz32 (FL) 10:43:22 01/19/03
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