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Hanapi

From: Frying alternator...overload or not

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You know what.

I have not seen an answer that is any help at all.

Lots of people here wondering if this or if that with only the lamest remarks I have seen in a long time.

Even the most simple laws of electronics are not known here.

My God, I did not have dead batteries or any other problem. The alt just quit. thought I could find some intelligent advise here instead of these stupid observations I already know.

I thank you all for all your help, wish you all a good weekend but I'm going to find a forum with some more educated people...lmao

want to mail me directly with some other dumb ass or stupid remarks, please do so at

[email protected]

Haha this is hilarious, we have no intelligence at all but you think your system puts out 10,400 or 28,800 watts. :suicide-santa:

Thanks for the laugh of the year, that took the cake for the funniest shit I have heard all year long. Well good luck buddy and have fun, I doubt anybody is going to email you either.

Im sorry that we ask questions to understand what could be the problem instead of jumping to conclusions like other people would and make assumptions. If you were smart you would contact the company that made the amp and talk to them about it since it failed so early.

aww you beat me lol

but:

a round of applause to jay

exactly!!!!!! more interested in trying to be somebody instead of a helpful answer.

Read the rest of the posts where I corrected that you moron. I guess you had someone install your system cause experience or knowledge you seem to miss. The day you can get to two FI BTL's fully loaded you let me know....LMAO...what a peon....lol

Man...I'll be showing people these posts...hahahahaha LMAO...you are so right...Thanks for the laugh....

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