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How to Charge and Discharge a Car Audio Capacitor with One or Two Batteries hooked up!

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Uploaded by on Apr 4, 2011

This video will show you everything you need to do to Charge a Car Audio Capacitor with One or even Two Batteries!

Link to 12 Volt light tester:

http://www.amazon.com/6-12-Volts-Heavy-Circuit-Tester/dp/B00431FOA8/ref=sr_1_...

Links to profiles:

http://www.youtube.com/user/94mustanggt1

http://www.youtube.com/user/IceBerggeo

http://www.youtube.com/user/SergeantPope?feature=mhum

I hope this video helped you out! Message me if you had trouble!

Song in Intro/Outro: Pass The Dutch by Young Money

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  • Hey man I need some help with my cap.. I have everything hooked up right. It's literally brand new. I didn't know I had to charge it at first but I don't have the tools to do so. Is there any other sort of way I can do that? I'm running my kicker comp 720 watt amp and my kicker l5.

  • @YourFaceNowWhat Well you kind of need a 12 Volt light to charge the cap up. You can buy one with the link I provided, but to be honest, you might have one at your house. We already had one here for whatever reason, so check to see if you have one or maybe even ask your friends if they have a 12 Volt Tester light :)

  • The 0 gauge wire from the front the car in the trunk- what order do you hookit up battery first or cap first?

  • @oren22fl I have my Capacitor hooked up, then the battery hooked up to the capacitor. But you can also hook it up battery first then cap. I already had my cap when I got my battery, so that way was easier for me. Just your own preference :)

  • anyone know if theres a way to check if the cap is still good? i hooked mine up at 4 30 in the morning ant did it backwords... it smoked so i think its fried

  • @cheeto161 Uh oh! I read the manual on mine and it says that if you charge it wrong, the cap is done. I suggest throwing that away and getting a new one. That kind of sucks, but it's better than breathing in all of the stuff inside of those and having health issues :P Amazon has good prices :)

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  • @DeviantDigi Ok. Mine was about $40 and it has cool LEDs and shows the voltage. Obviously a terrible deal. Oh yah, and it improves my voltage. But obviously i'm the idiot in this situation. =)

  • @SergeantPope -.- keep telling yourself that. You didn't waist your money at all. :D

  • @DeviantDigi Capacitors help a little bit. Batteries help a bit more though. Caps still help enough to get one if you have voltage problems.

  • throw it away, useless.

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