what effects would this have on my amp
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ttocs on 08/23/2004 16:35:25
um, huh?
Give me a little more details.. The remote turn on is made for +12v... Anything more then 12v I would not recomend....
swez on 08/23/2004 17:40:45
True, but there is more than 12 volts on a REM line when a relay is used yes? It's the same voltage as the battery. (12.0 - 14.4)
I have not read any documentation on people having troble with REM's on there amps off a relay circuit. This leads me to believe a typical amp REM circuit is either flexible with a degree of variation in REM voltage applied or a power filter (resistor network) that shunts excess voltage.
When you mentioned high voltage, how high a voltage are we talking here?
Swez
Replies (2)
ttocs on 08/23/2004 16:35:25
um, huh?
Give me a little more details.. The remote turn on is made for +12v... Anything more then 12v I would not recomend....
swez on 08/23/2004 17:40:45
True, but there is more than 12 volts on a REM line when a relay is used yes? It's the same voltage as the battery. (12.0 - 14.4)
I have not read any documentation on people having troble with REM's on there amps off a relay circuit. This leads me to believe a typical amp REM circuit is either flexible with a degree of variation in REM voltage applied or a power filter (resistor network) that shunts excess voltage.
When you mentioned high voltage, how high a voltage are we talking here?
Swez
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