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Herbert,
I don't think that it is your alternator, but
your fans that are causing the problem. When electric fans start,
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Herbert,
I don't think that it is your alternator, but
your fans that are causing the problem. When electric fans start, they create
a very large voltage spike, that can sen
ution is to
isolate the fans from the rest of the electrical system with blocking
diodes.
Bob Walton
MCC
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Ok all you s
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Hey Rodney,
I checked the link but that's not going to help. My
system doesn't thump when I turn it on, it thumps when it's already on and
then the electric engine cooling fans kick on.
As fo
eo though unless
he's very experienced and has electronics training in
college.
Steve
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Hey Herb,
I don't think a cap will prohibit this "thump"
sound from happening. My understanding of a cap is that it "stores"
power so that when you hit a deep bass note, it
October 05, 2002 8:09
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Subject: [Chevelle-List] Stereo
question.
Ok all you stereo gurus... Hopefully somebody can
help, the guys at the local stereo store are stumped.
If I have my stereo on (not loud but normal listening
volume) and the electric fans
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Rodney.
71 Chevelle
El Mirage, AZ
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Sent: Saturday, October 05, 2002 5:09
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Ok all you stereo gurus... Hopefully
: [Chevelle-List] Stereo
question.
Ok all you stereo gurus... Hopefully somebody can
help, the guys at the local stereo store are stumped.
If I have my stereo on (not loud but normal listening
volume) and the electric fans kick on, I get a huge thump through the
woofers
soon. Thanks.
cYa-
Herb
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> Herb,
>
> I would think your on the right track by putt
MessageSteve,
>You always want to make sure that your wires can handle
>the current being drawn though. A 6 gauge wire should
>do the job.
Actually, the 4 channel amp has the 6 guage wires and the sub amp has 4
guage wires for both pos and neg.
>It could also be that the alternator switching on
Herb,
I would think your on the right track by putting a big 1 farad capacitor on
the power source to your amp. I am really suprised by the local stereo shop
being stumped. You might ask them to install one and give it a test that way
you can get out of paying for one of those if it doesnt do
I think you are correct. It just sends a big
bag of juice through the amps, and BOOM!
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Ok all you stereo gurus
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On Behalf Of Herbert LumppSent: Saturday, October 05, 2002
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question.
Ok all you stereo gurus... Hopefully somebody can
help, the guys at the local stereo store are stumped.
If I have my stereo on (not loud
Ok all you stereo gurus... Hopefully somebody can help,
the guys at the local stereo store are stumped.
If I have my stereo on (not loud but normal listening volume)
and the electric fans kick on, I get a huge thump through the
woofers.
The alternator is a CS130 putting out 105 amps. Th
I'll be
interested to hear what they say about your radio.
C
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I bough
Ellis
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Herb,
Have you
found a source other than NPD for receivers that will fit in an uncut '70
chevelle dash? Like you,
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Rodney,
I didn't get any speaker wires but the power wires for the
radio are there. I'll be splicing into those.
As for harness mods, M&H only offers a couple things, such
as HEI ($14 extra), internal regulator (another $14) and
Title: Re: [Chevelle-List] Stereo question
I bought a
forward lamp harness and an engine harness from M&H. Both were custom made
to accommodate HEI and internal regulator. I haven't had a chance to try them
out yet. Still running the car w/ no harnesses in front. Hopefully it
Title: Re: [Chevelle-List] Stereo question
Hey Herb,
When you did you wiring with M&H, did
you order the factory stereo and speaker harness or just skip that
since you're not going to use a factory stereo? Also, what custom wiring
did you have them do for you (HEI, internal
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