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Is it bad to use the remote wire from the deck to turn on two amps, a crossover and two fans?
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yep.
use it to turn on a relay. The relay can run all that. |
It should be okay, but ideally a relay would certainly increase reliability. Nothing worse than a burnt out remote circut.
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Originally posted by lemonlime: It should be okay, but ideally a relay would certainly increase reliability. Nothing worse than a burnt out remote circut. |
not gonna try it, my deck is an alpine 7894, and I don't want to frig it,
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just use a relay, dont half a$$ it - there like $3 at princess auto
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true.. for the price of a relay can you really loose?
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ive been having a similar arguement on streetkiaz.com..... a guys amps overheating cus theres little to no airflow where its mounted, so i suggested a couple 2" fans on a switch in the dash, if he cant relocate the amp, someone said to just use the remote wire cus its easier, im like yea, and u run the risk of doin damage to your deck cus its not meant for that. took forever to convince them that its better to be safe, and run a separate line thats completely independant from anything else, then to have multiple things intertwined so when one thing goes it takes out everything else......
stupid people..... GRR |
how much can you run off it before a relay would be advised? i just have two amps, and don't plan on adding anything except maybe more amps.
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For myself, I would only run two things: ie two amps, or one amp and one crossover etc. You might be able to run three things, bu then you would be taxing that remote line a bit more. I go for safer than sorry. 2 - items for me.
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