UndercoverPunk
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yeah, I tried hooking uo just the 650.4 by its self and still nothing. Kent, no lights at all... nothing. I called kicker and he said it sounds like I've done all I can do and that I should send it in under warranty. I have to get the serial # and then give em a call. I"ll probably send tracy a e-mail and let him know that I have something coming in, hopefully he'll help me get it taken care of post haste. That sure would be nice... oh well, atleast I've got tweeters now, lol... -
I checked fuses, and the ground isn't loose...
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cool, thanks for the updates
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that one was a couple years old, his new one works fine, gets hot, but it is at 2 ohms...
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today sucked
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Fuses are fine, unless it's a microscopic break, I'll test them for continuity tomorrow, for chits and giggles. IDK, I messed with it for about 10 minutes after working on the H/U for an hour or two and just said screw it, I'm fudgein tired, and that doesn't blend well with aggrivation...
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.... Problems, I need your help guys. I had some problems with grounds on the head unit, but I fixed them and now it's working like a charm... problem is now with the amp. After I got the HU working properly, I hooked it up to the amps(RCA's and remote turn on). To my devastaion the KX650.4 does not power up at all. The 200.2 powers up and works just fine. I have 14V at the power terminals as well as the remote. No protection comes on or anything, absolutely no signs of life. Can you guys think of anything... ANYTHING at all that would cause this other than a dud amp? I'm willing to try anything.
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that post was useless, as it wouldn't wait... bastard chit... and now I'm late for work.
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any finished pics of the IDMax and enclosure?
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I really have to poop, but I don't have enough time before I go back to work....
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LOL, hit the nail on the head.
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Which Scion were you considering? As stated by dennis above, I'd be looking at the TC if I could afford it.
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Preglass of the patch setup, 4 layers of standard card board for support, 1 layer of wax paper to make sure I could get the cardboard out. After the patch (7-9 layers of glass in a single application.)
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Die in a Fire?
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Thanks, but they're in Russia, so I won't be ordering from them. I'll just have to get crafty.
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yes Mr killing Ca.com via the thread, you... are slow
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testicles
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Sorry, I have to wait 15 seconds
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