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A quick follow up here....as stated already, my amp was cutting out intermittently. I couldn't find anything wrong and thought the amp was bad so I replaced it. The problem returned. Long story short, the power lead to the battery had a ring lug crimped on, and heat shrink covered the crimp. The connection between the lug and the wire became loose and caused a voltage drop, enough to make the amp drop out. I replaced the power lead and all is well. Now I have a spare amp lol.
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A quick follow up here....as stated already, my amp was cutting out intermittently. I couldn't find anything wrong and thought the amp was bad so I replaced it. The problem returned. Long story short, the power lead to the battery had a ring lug crimped on, and heat shrink covered the crimp. The connection between the lug and the wire became loose and caused a voltage drop, enough to make the amp drop out. I replaced the power lead and all is well. Now I have a spare amp lol.
This is one of the reasons I solder all power and ground connections.
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A quick follow up here....as stated already, my amp was cutting out intermittently. I couldn't find anything wrong and thought the amp was bad so I replaced it. The problem returned. Long story short, the power lead to the battery had a ring lug crimped on, and heat shrink covered the crimp. The connection between the lug and the wire became loose and caused a voltage drop, enough to make the amp drop out. I replaced the power lead and all is well. Now I have a spare amp lol.
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