"lou" <Lou717@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Hi!
> Would appreciate some help.
>
> Was thinking of using a car radio at home. Specs read current
> consumption 1.5A (at .5W).
> The fuse is 5A.
>
> DC power supply should be at least 1.5A but can I go up to 4A without
> harming the radio?
> Not sure if I would gain any improvement in sound.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Please cc: my email address if possible.
>
> Louis
> Lou707@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
of it this way: if your 12V car battery has a cracking amps on the
order of a few hundred amps, than how can a 4A power supply harm the
radio?
You want as much a power supply as possible, within reason, to take care
of
the peek transients, otherwise your radio may sound distorted at higher
volumes. Its a car radio, not a high end amp, shouldn't be all that
critical. Anyway, yes, a 4A power supply is better than a 1.5 amp power
supply.
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