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Adjusting a digital capacitor


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s_rhabb 
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Posted: January 26, 2004 at 8:36 PM / IP Logged  
I'm pretty sure my alternator is on it way out anyway because I got 4.5 F or protection and I still get light dimming depending on what I play.  A upgrade in alternator was in the plan anyway.  But back to the origional question, on digital capacitors isnt there a Tensiometer or something to adjust the resitance so I can match the cap to whatever my actual voltage reads?  I thougth I saw something like that on my caps but I didnt want to mess with it since I wasnt sure if thats what it was.
customsuburb 
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If your alternator is only 105 amps and you have a pretty big system (over 500 watts RMS) then your headlights will still dim a little or alot depending how many watts your amp puts out RMS. A bigger alternator should solve your headlight dimming problem.
s_rhabb 
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yea, I'm working on getting a new alternator soon anyway.
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