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Caps are at walmart now :D thanks for reminding me, although thanks to Turtle I know draws not so large...

Thanks...the latter sounds like what I was planning, I seem to have no more room in my head for new things anymore

Sub is 4 ohm. Gonna save this one for a day when I've slept and the manuals are in front of me. Thanks for the tutorial, I can at least ballpark the loads to Alt, wiring a 4 channel amp with 4 speakers at 4 ohm and a single 4 ohm sub escapes me, especially since I had a reason a year ago...maybe...

Found the manual online. Bridged, 4 ohm, 320 watts X2. Ow my head hurts 4,3,2 or mono channel operation

I remember putting some thought in at the time, got a JL 10w3v3 4 ohm and planned on running the Pioneer 6x9s (160 w) on another channel with the 4" tweets, think they were kicker...the 10" sub was rated excellent even at lower watts...the Pioneer DEH-X9600BHS head unit is actually 22w per...

Jims was where I was sitting when I got a route that fed me a couple grand a week for 9 years, thought lightning might strike twice

Jims Truck Stop, home of the finest restrooms...not. Grabbed paper from the most soiled stall to put on the least soiled stall (I check). This was after watching a know it all forklift driver bang the load on both sides instead of pulling straight out...why do we try and be careful when they...

It clicked before I was done calculating how many alternators for 76000 watts in a straight truck :D

I know your side job :) for me, 4 kids and a wife mean walmart

One last question...I've seen a few places saying max draw of 140 watt, are audio watts somehow different?

Ok it's becoming clearer now. Finest 85.00 walmart amp I could get Power Acoustik REP4-1400, really is 640w RMS, says 140w max draw (?) I intended this for the sub only or maybe sub and 6x9's, truth be told cheap Pioneer 6x9's and decent 160 watt deck were almost good enough...looking for a bit...

That's it, I'm going to stop wasting my time on Google. Just ask Turtle it's quicker :D

I need to be able to do 3200 in the sprinter for a Reg customer, so i'll have to weigh all these suggestions carefully...literally :) diet time for me

Nice, especially Alt amps...trying to work with what I've got until I see a real paycheck again...

Thanks...with the info you've provided no...and I plan on going with the 150 and no harness. I don't park much, if nothings lined up I head home or to a better area. I'm just at the age where if I haven't done it yet I feel like I never will, stereo's on the list...

Had a few beers yesterday for the first time in years...then got a notice from payroll that my fuel purchases exceed my income so I won't be getting a cheque...Solution: more work, or more beer :D Headed to lovely Buffalo

Amps been sitting in the bedroom for a year with the sub but I knew about RMS, can't remember even the brand...sounds like my setup would have worked about as well as the window ac I tried to run off an inverter and single battery If I was 17 again I just would have done it and damn the...

:D I carry a spare alternator. Lots to consider on my well paid 150 mile run today, but with 150 miles deadhead...thanks for the links...yes I was planning on hooking the solar battery charger to the alternator or battery, solar panels will have to wait until I prove to myself I can pay...

Just an idea...if I put in a proper deep cycle charger, like a solar type but 12 volt, would that limit the alternator draw to the rating of the charger, Eg. 30 amp? Then I could wire all the extra goodies to the batteries and not care, they'd let me know if it was too much when the batteries...

Informative as usual, Turtle. My Ford diesel alternators were rated at 3000 rpm, so I assumed the difference between gas and diesel was higher output at lower rpm (diesel) My current Ram Van 130 amp has over 400,000 on it between 2 vans, and works correctly for accessories and battery charging...