Pyramid Power Suppy???
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Pyramid Power Suppy???
Just picked up a Pyramid Phase 3...20 amp, is that big enough to run a Super Star 250 in the garage??
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Re: Pyramid Power Suppy???
just try it and see. to me it would be a little lower than I would want to run the amp with. it may be hitting the top a lot and shorten the life of the amp. what size fuse does the amp have in it?
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Re: Pyramid Power Suppy???
If you just have the amp on it, probably so, and expect 160 or so watts. With a radio would be questionable.
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Re: Pyramid Power Suppy???
That PS is rated at 18 amps continuous, 20 amps peak, I'd run the SS250 on low power and you shouldn't blow the fuse or damage the PS. To run the SS250 on high you'll need at least a 30 amp PS.
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Re: Pyramid Power Suppy???
Thanks Guys!!!
-- September 03 2016 --
Another one, what about a Texas Star V-Plus, what's the amps to run that??
-- September 03 2016 --
Another one, what about a Texas Star V-Plus, what's the amps to run that??
