jcash Unregistered guest | how do ypou check if your capacitor is charged again with a 12 volt light or sumthing. And it goes battery cable to cap and then cap to amp. so only one power wire is needed right? and then ground it to metal. |
Silver Member Username: TheelfkeeperStockbridge, GA USA Post Number: 747 Registered: Feb-05 | a light will work and show a charge. can't remember exactly how the lights used to charge the cap. think you hook the cam - to the battery -, then put the light between the cap + and battery's +, when the light goes out, the can is charged. yeah, battery to cap, then cap to amp, and ground the cap. 1 wire will do, just make sure you get connectors to hook the wire to the cap bolts. |
Silver Member Username: Baseball1187Columbia, SC Post Number: 414 Registered: Dec-04 | you can check to see if it's charged by placing the bulb (light) over the pos and neg terminals. this is the proper way to discharge the cap. To charge it you put the bulb in series with the cap on the positive wire. |
jcash Unregistered guest | well we took the cap off my friends car like two days ago i dont think we need to recharge it right? its a 2.0 farad |
jcash Unregistered guest | bump |
jcash Unregistered guest | bump please tell me if i have to recharge it i want to finish this tonight. |
New member Username: JcashPost Number: 1 Registered: Dec-05 | Well i finally decided to register since i've been here for a while now and plan on coming back to this forum more often. And since people seem to not want to answer unregistered guests anymore and other anons use my name to bash other people. So I still need help can you please tell me if i have to charge the cap again. |
Anonymous | haha you f@g you should of stayed unregistered like us anons. |
Silver Member Username: RideredderCornell, IL USA Post Number: 135 Registered: Sep-05 | So, a ground wire from amp to cap isn't nessesary? |
New member Username: JcashPost Number: 2 Registered: Dec-05 | F*cken stupid mothaf*ckers |