Im lost without the PW thread!!!!

[thtrog]

possssstt

[zad0030]

post for getting this ps3 up to date

[chpthril]

Thanks Ed! she isnt all the way pretty still gotta do some sweeping and buttoning things up, i let her run at about 2 grand for an hour yesterday on the fake-a-lake, found out that i need mad gound isolaters though, the engine whines so bad through the speakers unfortunatly

Before you add in GLI's, I would check a couple things: is the head-unit sharing the same power and ground as the amps? Double check the gains, if they are too high, it will amplify noise that is naturally there.

[chpthril]

Fuh - no I haven't. Didn't want to pull it out of its enclosure yet.

Zad- not sure how (sorry I'm pretty clueless on electrical/stereo wiring). I know the Syn6 is made to turn ch 5/6 into a mono sub signal by pushing a button, so it only has one signal wire (+/-) running to it.

Try re-seating the sub's RCA's at the WS-420 and the Syn6.

[dingleberry]

Try re-seating the sub's RCA's at the WS-420 and the Syn6.

Tried that. Didn't help.

[Fuh Sho]

umm yeah bc i have the boat electrical on the common post of the selector, and yeah i have to tune everything my gains might be a little high, but its not just the engine the reverbs through the speakers, its everything electrical

[dingleberry]

someone wants to buy chp's ACME 537 ASAP. Must've had a bad weekend.

[chpthril]

Tried that. Didn't help.

That amp does have some diagnostic LED's on the end, but not 100% sure on what all they can indicate, worth a look though. May tray to lay in a temp set of RCA's for the sub and see. If you have a DVOM, pull the sub leads off the amp and Ohm them out, this will tell you if the circuit is good (should be 4 ohms) with out pulling the sub itself.

[dingleberry]

chp - for the guy about the prop, could you have one drop-shipped to him from ACME? Maybe could get you the sale.

[chpthril]

umm yeah bc i have the boat electrical on the common post of the selector, and yeah i have to tune everything my gains might be a little high, but its not just the engine the reverbs through the speakers, its everything electrical

Move the H/U's ground and memory/power to the amp's power and ground, then set the gains and see what that does.

[chpthril]

chp - for the guy about the prop, could you have one drop-shipped to him from ACME? Maybe could get you the sale.

I do not think they will drop-ship as they do not really promote internet sales, but I have not actually asked.

Moneypitty has one for sale!

[dingleberry]

That amp does have some diagnostic LED's on the end, but not 100% sure on what all they can indicate, worth a look though. May tray to lay in a temp set of RCA's for the sub and see. If you have a DVOM, pull the sub leads off the amp and Ohm them out, this will tell you if the circuit is good (should be 4 ohms) with out pulling the sub itself.

Maybe tomorrow I can try turning it on and see if I get any diagnostic LED's.

Unfortunately, I don't have a multimeter or any other type of electrical diagnostic equipment.

[thtrog]

I do not think they will drop-ship as they do not really promote internet sales, but I have not actually asked.

Moneypitty has one for sale!

I'll send him mine for a 1235

[dingleberry]

Moneypitty has one for sale!

Very expensive prop.

But it comes with a free boat attached to it.

[thtrog]

Chp is helping me sink my boat