Wiring Question.
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From: HERTFORD, NC
[QUOTE=Can i use 16 guage on my subwoofers and then connect that to my terminal caps. And then use 12 guage to go from the terminal caps to the amplifier?? Or would that create problems?[/QUOTE]
That's the same question I was about to ask b/c 2 12 g's won't fit.
Another quick question. Should I soldier the ends of the wires together or just twist them and stick them in.
That's the same question I was about to ask b/c 2 12 g's won't fit.
Another quick question. Should I soldier the ends of the wires together or just twist them and stick them in.
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Originally Posted by TRUEBLUE2004
That's the same question I was about to ask b/c 2 12 g's won't fit.
Another quick question. Should I soldier the ends of the wires together or just twist them and stick them in.
Another quick question. Should I soldier the ends of the wires together or just twist them and stick them in.
Like Dallas said, just twist them together and stick em in there.
Solder actually isnt a very good material as far as conductiveness (is that a word:o ) goes. In this case, soldering and coating the two wires would actually raise the resistance, which isnt a good thing
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Originally Posted by Bartak1
Like Dallas said, just twist them together and stick em in there.
Solder actually isnt a very good material as far as conductiveness (is that a word:o ) goes. In this case, soldering and coating the two wires would actually raise the resistance, which isnt a good thing
Solder actually isnt a very good material as far as conductiveness (is that a word:o ) goes. In this case, soldering and coating the two wires would actually raise the resistance, which isnt a good thing
