That's the whole purpose of a distribution block, so yeah, it will work.
Fuse each line, of course.
Hi everyone, I have recently installed a carpc that is working great. I am using a MII12000 mbd with a M2-ATX 160W power supply and about 3 usb and 1 firewall device. I've calculated I am running about 90W. I would like to add a sub box to my car. I've been looking at a sub and amp combo like the bazooka or infinity. I would really like to keep from running another power cable to my trunk from the battery. Would it be a problem using a distro block to split the power between my carpc and my sub box? I am running 4 gauge cable. Also, I Should I also add fuses at the distro box going to each device? Thanks.
Thanks for the reply. My biggest concern was that I wasn't overloading the 4guage power cable. The last thing I need is to start my car on fire.![]()
Any suggestions on size of fuzes?
LOL I have 3 amps in my car attached to my car pc, along with two subs, to 6 b 9's and others
Its great for poping out some good tunes
just to let you know though I had some really big problems getting the whining sound to go to the background in the amps![]()
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I justd "wire gauge table" and found the following website:
http://www.rbeelectronics.com/wtable.htm
I can't guarantee I'm reading it right but it looks like you are good up to 1200 watts (In reality it is more like whatever your battery is capable of). I'm assuming your 4 gauge wire is less the 15 feet in length and of course that the voltage is 12V.
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