grounding
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grounding
couple questions bout grounding three amps. Currently using a single point at the rear deck support-area free of paint and used ring terminal 1/0 gauge wire- then all amps connect to that wire in a more central location.
Or should I ground each amp at it's own location?
Pro's / Con's
cheers
Or should I ground each amp at it's own location?
Pro's / Con's
cheers
Originally Posted by methodman0666
use a ground distrobution center that will keep everything organized
ground distubution blocks are an easy way to do a nice clean job with your ground wires.
Originally Posted by hershey
couple questions bout grounding three amps. Currently using a single point at the rear deck support-area free of paint and used ring terminal 1/0 gauge wire- then all amps connect to that wire in a more central location.
Or should I ground each amp at it's own location?
Pro's / Con's
cheers
Or should I ground each amp at it's own location?
Pro's / Con's
cheers
As long as they all ground at the same location, using a distro block just makes it look better.
HTH
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Originally Posted by BigRedGuy
Con: Using more than 1 point opens up the potential for the dreaded "ground loop" ....something you just don't want to deal with.....
As long as they all ground at the same location, using a distro block just makes it look better.
HTH
As long as they all ground at the same location, using a distro block just makes it look better.
HTH
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