Grounding to get rid of light dimming problem?
My capacitor for my sound system broke so instead of purchasing a new one I'm sure there's another way to bypass the "dimming" problem when the bass hits. I'm running a Rockford 500RMS amp to a single 12" sub, nothing crazy. Since my Cap dies I'm starting to get the "dimming" problem. I remember reading somewhere that if you ground/wire the battery/alternator/or amp properly(or other engine conponents) you can get rid of most of the dimming problem. I have about 30ft of 6gage wires laying. Guess I could use that.
How do I do the wiring/grounding to get the dimming problem out as much as possible?
How do I do the wiring/grounding to get the dimming problem out as much as possible?
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There is a sticky above to answer all your questions. And 4ga would be better.
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