that it does, but it was probably more related to a crappy connection, those can definitely get hot if your trying to pull alot through them.Fishy wrote:My Xtants have those things and I hate them as well. You have to use special, narrow spade connectors to run 4 gauge. I never thought about arcing and my power and ground connections are really close too. But since current follows the path of least resistance as long as you have good connections I guess you're fine.
The more I think about the more I think something must've landed on your your power terminals Kevin. Doesn't it take a fairly large amount of voltage to overcome the resistance of a significant gap of air?
weird
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"This jump, or ARC of current causes heat..."spkrman wrote:electrons jump.. trying to sound smart? hehe
well, generally melted things = fried.
Why would there be a screw terminal on such an expensive amp though? They are such a PITA.
You obviously didnt pick up on it the first time...
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