sub/amp wiring help

 Hi, I have question regarding phoenix gold T1000.2, and eclipse sw8122dvc subs.(aluminum cones) I have 3 of them, and am trying to figure the best way to wire with out blowing fuses, originally I had 60amp fuse for the amp. when I was running 2 subs, but added 3rd with series/parallel wiring and blew fuse in about 30 sec. so any suggestions on either wiring or fusing would be great..

Let me add that the VC (total of 6) are each set at 3 ohms.  my amp puts out max power at 4 ohms bridged. Do I need a bigger fues? or different wiring set up? again any help is appreciated.

well you can use ohms law to figure out the amps that the system is pulling...

If you take your amps RMS total output power and your voltage and divide you can determine how many amps you are pulling....

if you have 1000rms and 14 volts you would be drawing a little over 71 amps

I believe the recomended size fuse is 80

Good Luck

I just want toget this straight. Your running 6 ohm dvc subs at 3 ohms and then how to the amp. If this is the case you might have a problem. I'm not familiar with amp. I s it one ohm stable or  is 2 ohm stereo and 4 ohm bridged. Hold it I justed looked up the amp.

If you have three 6 ohm dvc's run the voice coils in parallel and the all the subs in parallel to the amp. That's a one ohm load and your amp can handle it. I don't know what to tell you about the fuse except that if you ran the subs to the amp in series in would raise your impedance really high and I think that might cause you to blow fuses. I hope I helped. Oh yeah, nice amp. 

And if this is wrong let us know how many ohms the voice coils are example; 4ohm dvc operate 2 or 8 ohms, 6 ohm dvc operate 3 or 12 ohms.

I would suggest a 80 amp fuse...