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This is for a pair of Hertz 200L.
To get rid of the whine, I moved the power distribution block over to the clutch side bracket, and away from the RCA connections of the DSP. I have a very slight whine at idle, more like white noise.
To get rid of the whine, I moved the power distribution block over to the clutch side bracket, and away from the RCA connections of the DSP. I have a very slight whine at idle, more like white noise.
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Road Captain
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30 amp. I read the manual and it recommends 2 30 amp fuses, so I'll buy some 60s.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
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30 amp. I read the manual and it recommends 2 30 amp fuses, so I'll buy some 60s.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
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Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2015
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From: Fond du Lac WI
30 amp. I read the manual and it recommends 2 30 amp fuses, so I'll buy some 60s.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
I had my voltage all wrong. I was up near 55 volts! I set it back to about 35, so about 300 watts each. It doesn't get as loud (obviously), but it won't burn up either. In hindsight, I should have bought the 200.1s or another higher sensitivity 8" to focus on the 100hz range.
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