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Question by John Smith: Why do car subs/amps have such overrated power ratings?
Look at your typical “1500 watt” amplifier. It’s 1500 watts peak at 2 ohms. Then it’s 600 watts RMS at 2 ohms, and finally 300 watts RMS at 4 ohms (which is pretty typical for a sub setup).
I find it funny when my friends brag about their “4000 watt” systems (really, 900 watts the way they’ve set them up. 4000 watts in reality would require extremely thick wires and probably several batteries.
Best answer:
Answer by bigzwick_420
The 1500watt for instance is just its max power rating, meaning if need be it could hold 1500w for a little bit. The rms rating is what is plays on a regular basis and can handle safely.
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question Vanhoye Catrina : What are the effects of the fast cash loan is the army after the law changes affect the Since 1 October 2007, active members of the army can not be used “content” or “quick cash” loan services outside military bases. Do you think it is over a period of fallout and a substantial increase in debt management services for members are services provided by agencies in the army Best Answer.
short answer is yes, but it was a necessary change.
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My husband’s car engine dies last week, and we have been trying to find an affordable used replacement engine. It’s a 2005 Mazda 6, and the engines have ranged in price from $1200 to $4500 for the same mileage. Is it like other things where you get what you pay for as far as quality goes?
I have car loan with high interest rate and would like to pay off some of the principal, but with bad economy I also want to reserve some cash for emergency. How should I pay this loan off? This loan has about three years left.