Sounds like a good idea.

 

I think this is probably one of the better ideas, it will help newbs come in, and not be AS scared when they come to a show and hit a mid 20 on TL, lol. I remember going to my first show in ontario, and it was an eye opener. once its done and created, I think it will be stickied and kept..cause it could be a great reference tool

 

With big power I cans see how this would be important, but with my simple 5k setup with a large 3100 (2150) battery right beside the amp I can do 3-4 burps before my score even looses a tenth. Helps a lot since I do my testing in the middle of nowhere.

 

i think that was more towords newcomers since im sure everyone will agree you see a newbeee come to a show and burp for over 30 seconds and fry their gear while all they have to do is burp for 3 or 4 seconds and save their stuff

 

Very nice.. i like this..

I know there's always those grey area Q's & A's




Killer Klown's got it right man!! Get this up/going, skicky it, it will help ALOT of people out.

 

all your fuses is what's kiling it for you, they are already stopping enough current. that's why you can do a few burps before your score drops.

without fuses your score should drop every burp when you have nothing limiting the current draw.

 

I tested with the fuses out before finals. No change, same score.

My battery in the rear can support the 5k, and also clamps consistently over 4k.

I was really hoping for a gain going fuseless

 

Other reason could be that the front battery is just not strong enough to make a difference (kinetik), but not weak enough to hurt the score.

With the amount of power I clamp, I'm more than happy. Just need to work on my design more. Made a mistake this summer of building the same box over, and over with small change, which of course gave me small gains or losses.

 

I'll bring the coffee.

 

connect a charger while testing, use either the voltage or the current (better) as a referential, after the burp (charger off) you charge back to your reference voltage. This also helps VC cooling (higher temperature higher Re - less current drawn form the amps output - higher impedance rise, less power).