http://www.etronics.com/product.asp?...re=&catid=4158

There ya go. Do it right.


And all the talk of 24V systems... I just read an article that was about car companies trying out and testing 48V systems. As an electrical guy I can say that 48V systems would be really cool, no need for massive amounts of current anymore. I honestly don't see it happening in standard gas burning cars though. Maybe hybrids will move to a full higher voltage system though.

 

yeah higher voltage systems would be cool. wouldn't need big *** wires for our amps. but it would be a very big problem, cause all car accesories and stuff is all made to run on 12 volts right now, so by making a car that would run on 48 volts, they would have to have accesories made to run on 48 and some to run on 12 volt.

 

would it be hard on the amp if I used a 24v battery

 

you can't use a 24 volt battery on an amp, it is designed to run on 12 volts.

 

OK[>:]

 

Take a house plug that's 12 volt, cut the end off... wire the ground and power to the amp... and there ya go... lol That's how I have a few bars of neon wired up in my house.

 

If not done properly that can cause big problems

 

Yeppers... Just gotta make sure it's the correct volts and all the good stuff. Had em goin for about 2 years and everythings been fine. Gotta love that "ricer" under couch neon look... lol.

 

what are you talking about, a house plug that is 12 volts???????????????????? it's 120 volts?????

 

are you talking about a little transformer that plugs in a wall outlet and changes voltage to 12 volts???? if so, that will not handle the load of the amp, those thing can handle i think at max around 3-5 amps tops. it's ok for neons, but not for an amp.