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Gearhead61 · 01-04-2007, 04:15 PM

The fuse on the M2 is not burnt or broken. Nothing I can see on the board looks damaged either. I didn't get any sparks, smoke, or burning smells when I hooked up the M2.

I've checked, double checked, triple checked my wires, my jumpers, and anything I could fathom related to how I hooked up the M2. Everything seems to be alright there too.

I used a multimeter to check that the M2 was getting power from the battery. It's getting 12.4 volts on both the power lead and the ignition lead.

I ordered an OPUS 120w today, it should be here on Monday. We'll see how the OPUS handles. I may send the M2 over to my electrical engineer buddy and see what he can figure out.

01-04-2007, 04:15 PM	#12
Gearhead61 Constant Bitrate Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Plano/College Station, TX Vehicle: 2003 Ford Ranger FX4 Level II Posts: 183 My Photos: ()	The fuse on the M2 is not burnt or broken. Nothing I can see on the board looks damaged either. I didn't get any sparks, smoke, or burning smells when I hooked up the M2. I've checked, double checked, triple checked my wires, my jumpers, and anything I could fathom related to how I hooked up the M2. Everything seems to be alright there too. I used a multimeter to check that the M2 was getting power from the battery. It's getting 12.4 volts on both the power lead and the ignition lead. I ordered an OPUS 120w today, it should be here on Monday. We'll see how the OPUS handles. I may send the M2 over to my electrical engineer buddy and see what he can figure out.