Originally posted by hoss+Jun 7 2004, 06:31 PM--><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (hoss @ Jun 7 2004, 06:31 PM)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Baby SHO@Jun 7 2004, 11:06 AM
12v battery will be a better situation. Caps WILL do what you want. So dodnt listen to hoss, as he is stating an opinion rather than fact. I myself have a second battery instead of a cap, only because i had a brand new battery lying around. I will state again purely for hosses pleasure that a battery is always a better option then a cap. (probbably be cheaper too.)
Remember....i install car audio for a living, unlike other people....
Brad
wrong brad, i am stating a fact, not an oppinion. it is scientifically proven, published, and you are able to test it for yourself with a few tools. caps do serve a purpose in this world and have their proper place, however car audio is neither the purpose or place for them.
i was trying to be civil about it, but if you want to get snotty remember that installing stereo doesent teach you everything about it, anyone can turn a screwdriver. but on the other other hand, if you do a little homework and realize exactly why something is doing what it is doing and gain a better understanding, you can begin to realize why certain items do and do not work

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Technically caps are in car audio.... in most amplifiers no?

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I knew this was going to get ugly... take it easy hoss. I have a cap myself and it did help with the dimming, just not completely. If I didn't have a new battery, I would have installed an optima or something along those lines and then added a second battery if needed.