u know the big power cable that hooks onto ur positive terminal. it's a piece of metal on the tip that's round and has a hole in the middle to hook it onto ur screw. my step brother cut the middle of it with pliers and alot of the top part is gone, is this the reason my sub isn't powering on? also it wouldn't fit on the screw obviously. so how do i fix this problem. get a different wire with a bigger end piece? thanks for ur time
properly....that relies upon on how vast the amp is. An extension twine has the two 2 or 3 wires interior at someplace between sixteen and 12 gauge twine. you are able to desire to twist each and all the conductors at the same time and be sturdy as much as approximately 40 amps with 3 12 gauge wires. the difficulty with amplifiers is contemporary no longer voltage. The thicker the twine the greater contemporary that is going to deal with. maximum any twine you purchase is rated a minimum of 120V. verify what length fuse the amp demands, whether it is greater desirable than 30 to 40 amps i could purchase the perfect length single twine for the amp. additionally, fuse the twine on the battery. hearth isn't our buddy. :)
buy a new end piece from a radio shack, you can hookem up pretty easily. i answered your other question too, but i just wnat the extra 10.
cut the old end piece off. Thats called a terminal by the way, and find a terminal at radio shack, or autozone that fits under your positive battery terminal bolt properly then take your wire, strip it back about a half inch twist the wires so u have no frays, insert it into the new terminal....now this is the hard part......with the wire still inside the terminal set it on something solid, use something flat but not bigger than the terminal (like a 1/4 ratchet extension_ and a hammer and pound that terminal in one spot till you have the wire stuck in there real good.. dont throw your wire away they are too expensive!
