how to increase volts in car
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Judging by the speedo volt gauge in the dash I guess i have around 13 volts. When I first start car volts are 14 but once the car warms up it dips to 12-13. I have two amps, 1 has fusing for 200amps and the other amp is fused at 70amps
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12vdc house battery (normal car battery used for everything except stereo)
High output alternator with 16vdc output
regulator at the feed to the house battery to reduce to 13.2 when fully charged(float charge)
wire the stereo into a 16vdc battery which will be charged directly off the new HO alternator .
They do have dual output alternators that do 12/24 but I think that will melt something.
Make sure everything is fused at battery,your 16v stuff will draw 25% less.
Ive never done this so dont blame if it melts
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you do the same thing on an RV or boat.1 alternator tap off and 2 regulators,one for 12vdc the other for 16v.Have you tried a real deep cycle battery?
8vdc golf cart batterys x2 or x4
keep in mind watts is watts is watts
Unless you have fluctuations in performance of electrical items in the car, you shouldn't need a new alternator. (If you have other electrical issues, you may need a cap or a bigger alternator.)
Keep in mind that power does NOT equal volts. Volts are the potential for power to be delivered. From your alternator to your amp, you will have a voltage drop, caused by resistance in the wire. If you see a large drop, you may just need a larger wire to connect the amp. (The alternator should be in the neighborhood of 14V.)






