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    Posted: 05 October 2010 at 11:02pm
anybody done this and wondering how it sound in bridge
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shouldnt be a problem at all , ive run a CA12 .. (slightly less power) off a 13a plug and never once had a problem
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works fine.
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6mm solid copper fuse also helps.
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oh tony...
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Originally posted by JohnnyPyro JohnnyPyro wrote:

shouldnt be a problem at all , ive run a CA12 .. (slightly less power) off a 13a plug and never once had a problem
+1 I often use my ca18 on a 13amp supply, lots of clip lights but never blown a driver.
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Originally posted by vibez vibez wrote:

+1 I often use my ca18 on a 13amp supply, lots of clip lights but never blown a driver.


for me  ca18  vz5 using 13A socket on ring main start clipping early in hall unless good wiring and nothing heavy on ring

which is why asking bout 2x 8001s in bridge instead but might use more power

maybe big amp but not 2 ohm stable efficiency better  than ca18/vz5

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6mm solid copper fuse also helps.


King T, lots big sound do that but anybody else say that here in public them get crucify... LOL


Edited by YoungBlood - 06 October 2010 at 11:32am
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Originally posted by TONY.A.S.S. TONY.A.S.S. wrote:

6mm solid copper fuse also helps.


mr t would this be aright if distro have breakers and good mains wire ?
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NO
As you well know this is stupid/dangerous/illegal.
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Originally posted by YoungBlood YoungBlood wrote:

Originally posted by TONY.A.S.S. TONY.A.S.S. wrote:

6mm solid copper fuse also helps.


mr t would this be aright if distro have breakers and good mains wire ?
 
He wasn't being serious!!!!!!
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Originally posted by billso billso wrote:

NO As you well know this is stupid/dangerous/illegal.


Originally posted by Spesh Spesh wrote:

Originally posted by YoungBlood YoungBlood wrote:

Originally posted by TONY.A.S.S. TONY.A.S.S. wrote:

6mm solid copper fuse also helps.


mr t would this be aright if distro have breakers and good mains wire ?
 
He wasn't being serious!!!!!!


waiting for tony "bossman" a.s.s to answer will see if anybody dare call him clown    LOL
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Originally posted by YoungBlood YoungBlood wrote:

Originally posted by billso billso wrote:

NO As you well know this is stupid/dangerous/illegal.


Originally posted by Spesh Spesh wrote:

Originally posted by YoungBlood YoungBlood wrote:

Originally posted by TONY.A.S.S. TONY.A.S.S. wrote:

6mm solid copper fuse also helps.


mr t would this be aright if distro have breakers and good mains wire ?
 
He wasn't being serious!!!!!!


waiting for tony "bossman" a.s.s to answer will see if anybody dare call him clown    LOL
 
Are you deliberately being stupid?
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