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MiniRX7 · 11-15-2007, 11:54 PM

Hey guys,

I just took delivery of my 2007 G35 sedan today (i had a 2006 Chrysler 300C on 22's that i crashed 10/30/07 (SIGH!!!!).

I am doing a custom xbox installation which will use the factory 7" screen. I am going to run a 2gauge wire to the trunk and will use a power distro to feed my subwoofer amplifier and the M2 ATX.

My question is, with the bass hitting hard, i expect the voltage of the car to go up and down (ie. 13.0V to 14.1V) with the bass as it did on my 300C.

What happens to the M2 ATX. I know it has a voltage range it works on but will it react quickly enough to the spikes caused by my amp and keep the voltage stable for my xbox?

Thanks guys!

11-15-2007, 11:54 PM	#1
MiniRX7 Newbie Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Toronto Vehicle: 2003 Maxima SE 6 Speed Posts: 53 My Photos: ()	m2 ATX 160 Watt - voltage irregular? Hey guys, I just took delivery of my 2007 G35 sedan today (i had a 2006 Chrysler 300C on 22's that i crashed 10/30/07 (SIGH!!!!). I am doing a custom xbox installation which will use the factory 7" screen. I am going to run a 2gauge wire to the trunk and will use a power distro to feed my subwoofer amplifier and the M2 ATX. My question is, with the bass hitting hard, i expect the voltage of the car to go up and down (ie. 13.0V to 14.1V) with the bass as it did on my 300C. What happens to the M2 ATX. I know it has a voltage range it works on but will it react quickly enough to the spikes caused by my amp and keep the voltage stable for my xbox? Thanks guys! __________________ 2k3 Max SE 6spd Temp setup: 7" indash screen/Xbox running XBMC Carputer coming soon My 2003 Maxima

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