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Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 7:29 pm
by Robert Wollenberg
I was trying to find the current draw of a headrest monitor. No luck. But I can't imagine it's very much. You could probably run several off a 16 awg wire with a 5 amp fuse and not have problems. It would be pretty easy to figure out if I knew what their current draw was.
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2005 7:31 pm
by smoker
yea i dont know off the top of my head but they dont need much.....
Posted: Wed Dec 21, 2005 12:21 am
by stephensmia
This is all th info I could get on the moniters
Operating Temperature 0°~60°C
-Operating Humidity 20%~85%
-Operating Voltage DC+12V
-Power Consumption <10W
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 3:19 am
by Robert Wollenberg
So, that should be less than one amp of current draw by my math. Does anybody disagree? That being the case, you could easily run several montors off a smaller gage wire with minimal fusing. A five amp fuse should be adequate for even 5 monitors. As for wire size, You could safely use what ever small gage speaker wire you have laying around to extend your power wires as far as you needed to.
Posted: Thu Dec 22, 2005 4:08 am
by stephensmia
hey guys this is the component set and amp i might be getting what do you think.
Blaupunkt
Velocity Series 5.25" Components
Suggested Retail Price.....$189.95
Type 2 way Power Continuous (W rms) 100
Power Peak (W max) 200
Sensitivity (dB 2.83V / 1m) 90
Frequency Response (Hz) 70 - 23,000
Magnet Weight (oz) 11.3
Cone Material Silk Surround Material Rubber
Amp
ProComponent Series 2x60W Amplifier
Suggested Retail Price.....$129.95
Stable to 2 Ohm loads for flexible integration with any speaker/subwoofer setup
• Crossovers continuously variable from 50 – 250 Hz (both high-pass and low-pass)
• Variable bass boost control for 0-12 dB gain
• Massive gold-plated terminals for high current handling capabilities
• Reinforced Class AB design ensures solid performance and long-term reliability
• Large heatsinks to prevent thermal overload