Recent content by robo7425

I used this company when I wired my boats amp. (www.crutchfield.com) You can at least see want you need there. They also have install guides and other info. You can probably find local sources cheaper once you see what you need.

There is no way of answering that. The Amp's draw won't be a steady draw. It will vary with volume and content (loud low end bass sounds creating the highest draw). The amount of charging required will vary based on the chargers output and the amount the battery is drained. If you drain 40 amps...

In new condition, that battery says it delivers 96 amp hours. If your 40 amp estimate is correct, 96/40 =2.4 hours. two things though, You shouldn't drain a car battery all the way, they are not made for that and it will shorten the batteries life. Also the batteries capacity is probably less...

You should be careful with this set up, Recharging a lead-acid car battery in your homes living space can be hazardous. If you overcharge a battery that is in good condition, it can release hydrogen gas which is highly flammable. If the battery is in poor condition (think older used taxi...

Most amplifiers (especially inexpensive ones) start to experience clipping and distortion as your get close to the maximum output. When this happens it is very easy to damage a speaker. I'd 1st check to see if your connections are tight, also try hooking the speakers up to another source (an...

Does the power light on the speaker go off when the speaker has been sitting unused for a long time? Its going into a power saving mode. I saw this post on another forum : Dear Sir, Thank you for contacting Creative Labs. With regards to your enquiry, you are correct that this standby...

I'm glad I could help. The price on the warranty work each time was around $2400. The part alone was over $1000.

Its a failed optical block. I bought the extended Warranty and had that part replaced twice. Its a very expensive repair (a new TV is cheaper). There was a class action suit on this and Sony offered a discount on a new TV. I'm not sure if the deal is still being offered though.

The only way I can think of doing it is to use the HDMI out on the motherboard. Run it thru a HDMI to SPDIF Audio Output converter. http://www.amazon.com/ViewHD-Premium-Audio-Extractor-Converter/dp/B00AHS8LD8 Then convert the SPDIF (optical) to digital coax with something like this ...

The 3.5mm jack and your Aux audio jack are both 2channel stereo only. The only way I can see it work is to use the digital coax in. Does your motherboard have a digital audio out jack on the back?

You can't get surround sound from a receiver (your hifi) that only supports stereo (has connectors for only two speakers). Each connection for a speaker is called a channel. Your system has 2 channels. Most home theater receivers have at minimum 5.1 channels. 5 channels for regular speakers and...

No you can't get 4.1 sound from the speakers you have. 4.1 means 5 speakers. 2 Front, 2 Back plus 1 subwoofer.

I have the same TV. I've had the optical block replaced twice under warranty (thank god for the extended warranty). Both times the repairman took over two hours for the repair and the price on the repair receipt showed over $2000 in parts and labor. Even if the true cost were half of that, I...