Amp Temp Behind The Sit
09-28-2005, 11:22 PM
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Amp Temp Behind The Sit
i`m concern that can i have some problems with the amp ,because you do not have enough air or ventilation to the amps so can they fail because of the temperature?thanks
DO I NEED TO MAKE SOMETHING TO NOT HAVE THIS PROBLEM
DO I NEED TO MAKE SOMETHING TO NOT HAVE THIS PROBLEM
09-29-2005, 01:36 AM
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What amp is it? In most cases, you'll be fine, but i'm asking which amp it is because some amps have internal fans which should be more than sufficient in your situation.
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I have amps underneath my seats, and after about an hour of hard play they are on FIRE, to the point that they cut off most times. I recently installed some "barrel fans" by stinger ( you can find em on ebay ) and thus far havent had a problem.
09-29-2005, 08:35 AM
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A fan should make a big difference as there's not much air flow under the seat and the seat itself sits pretty low over the amplifier.
Look at the tiny fans used as case fans in personal computers. You can buy ones that are very small and quite enough. Some have thermo sensors that extend out on wires to sense with the amp is getting hot and then they turn on the fan.
TigerDirect Case Fans
Look at the tiny fans used as case fans in personal computers. You can buy ones that are very small and quite enough. Some have thermo sensors that extend out on wires to sense with the amp is getting hot and then they turn on the fan.
TigerDirect Case Fans
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