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19th May 2007, 08:39 PM
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Question Regarding Powering a HU at Home
Hi all,
A friend of mine has offerd me to buy his Panasonic CQC7403 HeadUnit, since he is leaving the county soon. At the moment i do not have a car to install it in, and happen to have no amp in my room to power my main speakers, so could i power the Head Unit off of a 13.8v@8A power supply? (i used this PSU to power a small 2xch car amp for a coulpe of years..answar might be in there lol, but i want to be sure about this befor handing over the cash...) Thanks, David Resnik |
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19th May 2007, 09:07 PM
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Sure,it should work fine.
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