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zsupra1221 
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Posted: November 29, 2007 at 9:30 AM / IP Logged  
With everyone's professional knowledge, what capacitor would you all recommend for me to use?
Current equipment:
Valor ITS-702W Multimedia Unit
Two sets of component speakers - Alpine Type R SPR-17LS
Two 12" subs - Alpine Type R 1000 watt total
Alpine MRP-F450 Amp (speakers)
Alpine MRD-M1005 Amp (subs)
Future equipment:
Two or more additional monitors
I suppose a video amp would be needed with that
Playstation 2/Xbox 360
And whatever other creative things I can add to my sound/video
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None. A cap won't make any power at all... If adding more accessories, the ONLY thing you can do is upgrade your alternator.
It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."
zsupra1221 
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oh okay, so what would the point be of the cap at all?
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It's a pretty, shiny red can, and you can then say "Well, I have one, do you?"
Pretty much, that's about all!
It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."
collyn eastham 
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haemphyst wrote:
None. A cap won't make any power at all... If adding more accessories, the ONLY thing you can do is upgrade your alternator.
Add a battery or two first, then an alternator. Caps are junk.
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collyn eastham wrote:
haemphyst wrote:
None. A cap won't make any power at all... If adding more accessories, the ONLY thing you can do is upgrade your alternator.
Add a battery or two first, then an alternator. Caps are junk.
NO!   there is only one thing that makes power in your car.   It is not batteries, it is not caps, it is the alternator alone!
If you want to recieve more power from your electrical charging system, you need to start at the begining and upgrade the alternator
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jeffchilcott wrote:
collyn eastham wrote:
haemphyst wrote:
None. A cap won't make any power at all... If adding more accessories, the ONLY thing you can do is upgrade your alternator.
Add a battery or two first, then an alternator. Caps are junk.
NO!   there is only one thing that makes power in your car.   It is not batteries, it is not caps, it is the alternator alone!
If you want to recieve more power from your electrical charging system, you need to start at the begining and upgrade the alternator
is not not good to have some reserve power though??
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Don't waste your money on a C(r)ap. No matter who makes it, what color it is or how many flashing lights it has on it.
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aznboi3644 wrote:
is not not good to have some reserve power though??

Sure is.  If your system requires 200 amps, a 250 amp alt offers good reserve capacity.

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Caps make good alt. whine filters though.
There is no such thing as free installation!
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