Electricity follows the path of least resistance.
If the ground is bad, it could seek ground through the ECM melting it
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Rabbi, of course I don't compare techs, mainly because anyone can call themselves a tech. With the thousands of amp makers out there, the hundreds of them ripped off others, there is a lot of crap and junk out there.
As for cleaning an amp up, it takes more than a few things being done to do so and venture to guess that if these amps are actually tested as they test other amps, they may not hold up well. For that matter a few are just pure junk in both design and components so internals of the amp will cause just as much harmonics as would overdriving it.
I think the issue of your picture is an electrical short, not anything else. A lack of a fuse may also have contribute to it, knowing that you don't need a lot of heat to set things off, an oversized fuse has been known to cause a melt down. The problem is I wasn't there and like a lot of other CB things, those great horror stories seem to propagate throughout this internet thing.rabbiporkchop Thanks this. -
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Is that a slow acting breaker or a fast acting one?
I've been using blue sea breakers for a long time. They are made for quick action, however they stopped making them. So I went to another brand and had issues with them not tripping but delaying it enough to allow spikes to happen in the system. -
I was using a simple 150AMP fuse.rabbiporkchop Thanks this. -
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Here's another one I found.
https://powerwerx.com/blue-sea-187-...cuit-breaker?gclid=cn7mw86ahm4cfzckaqodqkwe3a
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