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Redcat Racing Genuine Replacement Parts BS936-003

Nov 09, 2022

Used on a Arrma Typhon

Drilled out the pin holes to match arrmas and they fit perfect!

Stinger SGP12 Digital Voltage Meter USB Charger 12 Volt Plug Battery Monitor

Apr 12, 2018

Does what it says it does. Kinda.

Needed this for my sound system. Was concerned about how much of a drain my electrical system was taking on along with the headlights and radiator fan. This thing bounces around more then a kangaroo. Recently added 4 10's to my trunk at 700w RMS. At full tilt the battery sits at 13.8v to 14.1v...and that's measuring with an actual multimeter. When my light and fans come on I'm sitting 12.8v to 13.5v with the sound system still bumping. This cigarette voltmeter will sit there and tell me my battery is at 11.8 to 12.0 with everything running. Which it's not. It's at 12.7v to 13.5v on my multimeter, I mean I'm looking right at it. Very despetive as far as knowing where your voltage is sitting and knowing when you need to back off the bass a little bit. You're better off wiring a voltage meter straight the battery with an inline fuse. This thing is a waste of time if your doing more then what the average Joe is doing in his daily.

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Rockville RXH-F5 3200 Watt Peak/1600w RMS 5 Channel Amplifier Car Stereo Amp

Apr 04, 2018

Only using the D Class Mono block.

So far so good. The amp does a good job of supplying power to my 4ohm 175watt Dual® SBX101 subwoofer. Plans are to wire another one in parallel and run 2 subs at a 2ohm load. And it still hasn't reached it's full potential. Only bad thing about my purchase was the remote bass knob, one of the sides to mount a screw was broken. So I just velcro'd it.

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