Hey guys I was thinking of getting one for my car.
This guy sells them.
http://www.sptechniques.com/index.php?m ... cts_id=136
Let me know what you guys think of it.
thanx in advance guys.
Arvin
Voltage Stabilizer do they work.
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Voltage Stabilizer do they work.
T18SED Engine.
I don't know... this just looks like another way to steal your money...
Like a spark booster
"Using an independent power source, this unit boosts batterypower when under high loads"
I don't see how it could use an independent power source, unless you have a second battery it would have to use the original battery to stabilize power
Thinking about it... it would probably have the same result to just add a second battery and wire them in parallel probably cost about the same as well.
Like a spark booster
"Using an independent power source, this unit boosts batterypower when under high loads"
I don't see how it could use an independent power source, unless you have a second battery it would have to use the original battery to stabilize power
Thinking about it... it would probably have the same result to just add a second battery and wire them in parallel probably cost about the same as well.
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All you can do to stabilize voltage without serious modifications is to upgrade your ground cables. Battery to engine block, battery to body. And upgrade your 'hot' cable, battery-alternator. That'll help a lot!
If you need more power for audio, a second battery, an upgraded battery, or an audio capacitor is the way to go.
If you need more power for audio, a second battery, an upgraded battery, or an audio capacitor is the way to go.