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I am looking for a 1 into 3 power block. I can find plenty of 1-2 and 1-4 but they are all 0/1g and I am only running 8g. Does anyone here know where to get a quality 1-3 block that will run 8g?
I am looking for a 1 into 3 power block. I can find plenty of 1-2 and 1-4 but they are all 0/1g and I am only running 8g. Does anyone here know where to get a quality 1-3 block that will run 8g?
I can see what your after. But what would make the difference if it was 3 or 4? Just an opening with nothing connected. Just a thought if you can't find exactly what you're after. I saw a 4 way on ebay but it was 0/1 to 3-4 gauge outputs.
I can see what your after. But what would make the difference if it was 3 or 4? Just an opening with nothing connected. Just a thought if you can't find exactly what you're after. I saw a 4 way on ebay but it was 0/1 to 3-4 gauge outputs.
I don't mind going with a 1-4 but I really want one that is made for 8g and not 0/1g
Most your power distribution are intended for 4 in 8 out for example and are fused. If you run separate inline fuse holders you can run a ground distribution block. Stinger makes 8 in and 8 out among many others. I have one in the basement. Most these are intended for 10'+ runs and that's why they go 4 in 8 out as a commonly found one. Here is a ground distribution you could use for power and ground if you run separate inline fuses as I mentioned.http://www.sonicelectronix.com/lp/pl...GinhoCpLnw_wcB
Most your power distribution are intended for 4 in 8 out for example and are fused. If you run separate inline fuse holders you can run a ground distribution block. Stinger makes 8 in and 8 out among many others. I have one in the basement. Most these are intended for 10'+ runs and that's why they go 4 in 8 out as a commonly found one. Here is a ground distribution you could use for power and ground if you run separate inline fuses as I mentioned.http://www.sonicelectronix.com/lp/pl...GinhoCpLnw_wcB
Sly,
Thanks, I didn't think of looking at the ground block. Am running a separate fuse block.
Thanks,
Pete
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