AB FTW

What does your electrical look like to support that daily?....10 runs of copper cable, 3 300 amp alts and 2 high end grp 31 batts?

If not, found your problem

DeadlySones

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I understand Todd. I just want to fix it. That is all. No matter what the amps background, it can be fixed. I want to do just that...

I'm positive there are a few people on this board that can steer me in the right direction. Maybe they just haven't logged in yet, or don't care to share their knowledge with me, but I'm sure by the end of this thread... we will have our amps repaired. Thanks to someone...

DeadlySones

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Bro, don't give me a hard time on this... I just want to fix it.

Jwb_Spl

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You may be fixing your amp but your not fixing the problem.......I think he is saving you future headaches

DeadlySones

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Jesse, I will be smarter next time. There was no reason really for me to run it @ .5 other than ridiculously loud and testing. I was just too lazy to switch it back. The amp NEVER got warm. 2 ohms will be fine for me, until I can get a better electrical system but again the twins went almost right away and they have 6 batts.

I just want to fix it.

XquisitesoundZ

Hard to get answers and help on this forum sometimes people just want to criticize and say what you did wrong. I am sure someone will come and give you some info and point you in the right direction man.

DeadlySones

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Thanks man, I hope so too.

StillPlayinLow2

sounds like they were answering ur question, just not pinpointing the internal problem.

low voltage/current was most likly the cause, but what it did inside is beyond me...good luck in your quest.

Mach5

If the amp tends to draw more current than your system can deliver the voltage will drop and is something easy to measure, also at low power .5 ohm would not be a problem, but hey, who runs at low power right?

That is an output transistor, you either have a short after them or the power supply voltage is too high.

DeadlySones

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I can assure you my input voltage to the amp is not too high... if anything a little low. Maybe the voltage to the FET's?

"A short after them"... could you maybe point out where I should be looking? Maybe from one of my pics? Would it be a resistor I'm after? The gate resistors are incoming or outgoing? I tested them and they are O.K. What else should I check? Something is making them pop.