FAQ section?
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FAQ section?
I know all of us have different opinions on things, but would it be crazy to put up a FAQ sticky for those general questions we got all the time? IE, what does OHMS mean, how many watts can an amp push is it only has 1 20 amp fuse, etc etc... Which points are good grounding points under the hood / trunk?
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I don't think it'd really make a difference in the amount of repeat questions. We have a seperate for sale forum, and look at how many dumbasses still make for sale posts in here. Not to mention there's a very effective "search" option.
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the "effective" search option has never been effective. you type honda civic boost and you get 1000's of threads regarding how to boost a honda civic, not useful information.
Same thing with our audio section
Same thing with our audio section
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A FAQ may effectively eliminate more than half the activity of AHQ and also there are morons who woul argue the meaning of such words at watts ohms and current draw...
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^^ Agreed, but general discussion about Car Audio / opinions would never stop. I'm talking strictly TECHNICAL information. IE, the maximum Watts an AMP can theoretically put out is V*Fuse Amperage. (20 AMP Fuse x 12 Volts (average) = 240 Watts)
General definition of Ohms: Resistance of Electricity
Sealed box: allows for smaller enclosures
Poerted box: allows for larger enclosures
S/N Ratio, Stereo Seperation etc etc
you get the point
General definition of Ohms: Resistance of Electricity
Sealed box: allows for smaller enclosures
Poerted box: allows for larger enclosures
S/N Ratio, Stereo Seperation etc etc
you get the point
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Originally Posted by djgizmo
^^ Agreed, but general discussion about Car Audio / opinions would never stop. I'm talking strictly TECHNICAL information. IE, the maximum Watts an AMP can theoretically put out is V*Fuse Amperage. (20 AMP Fuse x 12 Volts (average) = 240 Watts)
General definition of Ohms: Resistance of Electricity
Sealed box: allows for smaller enclosures
Poerted box: allows for larger enclosures
S/N Ratio, Stereo Seperation etc etc
you get the point
General definition of Ohms: Resistance of Electricity
Sealed box: allows for smaller enclosures
Poerted box: allows for larger enclosures
S/N Ratio, Stereo Seperation etc etc
you get the point
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Ya know TBS, I can't remember the last time you mentioned anything positive? Just trying to give new tr guys some general insight. But I guess you must be god and know all. Wish I was like you.
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Originally Posted by djgizmo
IE, the maximum Watts an AMP can theoretically put out is V*Fuse Amperage. (20 AMP Fuse x 12 Volts (average) = 240 Watts)
Make the FAQ and we can all work on it.
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