The Best Capacitor for Car Audio 

Great to hear!

that was Big Jeff

yea, on the 60 min thing, youre right, I think its from the mic im using, and my shot timing. interesting!

@CarAudioEnthusiasts hey quick question. When it comes to SQ what are the top 3 specs I should look at? Idk why I said 3 but like what are the most important one or ones

@@LMN22 specs for amps? speakers? batteries?

btw its more like car and driver from the 90s

Thanks! 😊

Good to hear

its awesome man, thats what i talking about, its a no brainer.

Thanks!

once you do, youre hooked for life my friend

yes

just add it like you would a battery, itll do its own thing automatically. it WILL help with dimming lights, and stop the quick voltage drops, overall it will smooth out the electrical quite well.

well big jeff has em for like 104, and having dealt with him before id buy from him, he's a pretty solid guy, from my experience

I've been buying from big Jeff since he was selling out of his garage, I'd check him out if I was in market for one

not really a metric i could give you, that all depends on your entire charging system, and the batteries you have, i can say im running an 8k with 2 agms and the Cap, with 670 amps of alternator

@robertmontalvo597 it should support up to up to 1000 amps for 1 second or less for more time. I'm using one on a taramps smart 3k and it is a significant buffer for hard power demands, the cap holds up to about 10 seconds worth of full power before it begins to draw from the rest of the system bat and alt. I added a second cap and it holds about 45 seconds. As far as the risk...having a system in a car is a huge risk. Fusing and lithium is scary.

After doing some research, I have not found any reports of defective materials or quality issues with this product.. Im sure that they exist, I just didn't see anything pop up, I will say that I've read or heard something vaguely about a possible chip or a component overheating or malfunctioning inside the unit that possibly caused FIRES. I can't confirm, I'm just saying that I've heard some rumors. It may be worth it To You! to investigate and research for yourself. It seems that there are a high number of incidents, that for the most part could've been avoided by studying and familiarizing with manual before installation. In my opinion, there is a large Learning Curve with this product.. Which matches and correlates directly with the Users' Margin for Error. A novice is going to want to study the instruction manual thoroughly before use. or else.. Hope that makes sense.. Knowledge is power! There are way too many ways to screw this install up! If you arent comfortable with your skill level, I'd recommend getting expert advice, like a consultation from the Wizz, CAE on how to hook it all up so it's all safe! and customized for your application! Then, off to have it installed by a specialist. Substandard installation, or using inferior parts, using the wrong size or type of wires or accessories when installing, or being unfamiliar with the operational procedures and/or manual instructions, as well as using it out of its intended range; Cold or freezing temp conditions can cause problems.. maybe heat or moisture as well I'm not too sure. These are just some of many factors or scenarios that you can personally take control of, in hopes of eliminating any unnecessary failure points. These units are built for offroad applications, so I bet that they are durable and made of solid construction, that have been tested for quality and should hold up well. It may be best to have it professionally installed though for peace of mind. I'm super interested in getting one, especially because they are limited in quantity. Got the fomo going tough. High output alternator was up next to buy but thinking i better pause and pick one of these up while I can Especially since the OG CAE himself (sorry dude, whats your name, ha) gave me the green light.

yes, there were a couple out of thousands that had issues, but there were other issues that led to the failures.

@CarAudioEnthusiasts I ordered one and it had a sticker on it that said do not use inside vehicles..so I sent it back