Take the covers off the amps. Measure a square in the center of the amps a bit smaller than the fans . Take a dremel and cut out the square and use some self tappers to mount the fans directly on top of the amp cover to blow the hot air out of the amps. Also make sure that there's a few vents cut out of the bottom of the amps to allow air to flow in and out.
I actually like what u've done here. Dnt be so hard on urself bro. If this is the first time attempting this , it can only get better right 🤷♂️. I think u have inspired me to draw up some plans to do my own version of ur idea.i was thinking of using spacers to stand the amp off of my kicker box so there is a gap between itself & the box then just mounting a fan directly to the amp itself to draw air through it. But inm gna have to pull it out to see bc i cant remember if it even has vent holes underneath it. But today it hit about 98 degrees in baltimore maryland and i was stuck in traffic & she cut out on me. After cooling off for few minutes came back on . All of my connections are solid so it must be the thermal protection circuit thats throwing it into diagnostic mode. Anyway yea thanks for sharing you have inspired me lol.
it's sound (pun not intended) excellent using 4 fans it should never get too hot in there now... what i did with my sub amp was cut a hole in the amp bottom plate and fitted a fan there. up to now (touch wood) it's worked great... incidentally the fan i fitted is also a light up one with LEDs
Excellent job!!!! I'm definitely going to steal your fan idea! I'm installing some amps under my Jeep Wrangler seats and this will definitely help with cooling! Thanks again!!!
Great idea I would not want it on the sub box without having some rubber anti vibration mounts to protect the amplifier circuitry from excess vibration that killed your last Pioneer
Great idea, well execution. I'd like to do something similar, without steeling your idea. But great content, and good job on doing that setup it was very constructive, and I can appreciate something like this because it was well thought and well executed like I said before, just awesome. What else can I say....
Súper cool idea. Mine over heating so much too. I have my amp screwed to my hack sit . Bit a little ground clearance. Be thinking about the fans too. Just looking at you got the little idea. What about. Add a relay . One side of relay powering the fans and other side being activate with the amplifier remote cable ?. That way just should turn on when the radio unit is on.
Do some research on wild turbo fan if you do get them and try them you'll be surprised and glad you did but pushed down over 8 grams of wind force on electric scales:):):)
That amp shouldn't get hot on 1 12, ran my pioneer gmd9601 on 2 pioneer 12s and it took a long time to get warm, also ran a sound qubed hdc315.1 2ohm dvc on same amp,got warm a bit faster
alright mate was just wondering i need some help with wireing my subwoofer is there anyway of being able to contact you outside of youtube as in a pm or something cos i have a jl audio 12x3v2 2 ohm dule voice coil with a jl 1200 monoblock and i need some help on how to wire it up cos it has 2 +&- and im stuck?? please help!!
you dont want to run that fan from the remote lead directly.... You would use the remote wire as a trigger to a relay, then use the amp POWER to run the fan..
Or get an RTA and never spend a penny on coild again. You'd do well with it since you're handy and like to tinker. I use the Zeus from Geek Vape. Once you build a solid coil you can use the same coil for a year! When it gets gunked up just remove the cotton, dry burn, wire brush it clean, rinse, install cotton, snip-snip, and reassemble. My tank never dry hits and never leaks. Good build idea here on the amps. I was thinking of something like this but alongside my sub with no lid for max heat dissippation.
Take the covers off the amps. Measure a square in the center of the amps a bit smaller than the fans . Take a dremel and cut out the square and use some self tappers to mount the fans directly on top of the amp cover to blow the hot air out of the amps. Also make sure that there's a few vents cut out of the bottom of the amps to allow air to flow in and out.
Mine gets hot because where I live, it's 110 in the summers and when it's just sitting there off, the car gets crazy hot
I actually like what u've done here. Dnt be so hard on urself bro. If this is the first time attempting this , it can only get better right 🤷♂️.
I think u have inspired me to draw up some plans to do my own version of ur idea.i was thinking of using spacers to stand the amp off of my kicker box so there is a gap between itself & the box then just mounting a fan directly to the amp itself to draw air through it. But inm gna have to pull it out to see bc i cant remember if it even has vent holes underneath it. But today it hit about 98 degrees in baltimore maryland and i was stuck in traffic & she cut out on me. After cooling off for few minutes came back on . All of my connections are solid so it must be the thermal protection circuit thats throwing it into diagnostic mode.
Anyway yea thanks for sharing you have inspired me lol.
it's sound (pun not intended) excellent using 4 fans it should never get too hot in there now...
what i did with my sub amp was cut a hole in the amp bottom plate and fitted a fan there. up to now (touch wood) it's worked great...
incidentally the fan i fitted is also a light up one with LEDs
Excellent job!!!! I'm definitely going to steal your fan idea! I'm installing some amps under my Jeep Wrangler seats and this will definitely help with cooling! Thanks again!!!
Great idea I would not want it on the sub box without having some rubber anti vibration mounts to protect the amplifier circuitry from excess vibration that killed your last Pioneer
rip my amps screwd into my sub box
If you build a solid box with proper internal bracing it won't vibrate
Great setup for something cheap as you said
Great idea, well execution. I'd like to do something similar, without steeling your idea. But great content, and good job on doing that setup it was very constructive, and I can appreciate something like this because it was well thought and well executed like I said before, just awesome. What else can I say....
You did a great job for what you have. If you keep on searching on you tube I have faith that you could do better. Keep up the great job.
Súper cool idea. Mine over heating so much too. I have my amp screwed to my hack sit . Bit a little ground clearance.
Be thinking about the fans too.
Just looking at you got the little idea.
What about.
Add a relay . One side of relay powering the fans and other side being activate with the amplifier remote cable ?.
That way just should turn on when the radio unit is on.
Do some research on wild turbo fan if you do get them and try them you'll be surprised and glad you did but pushed down over 8 grams of wind force on electric scales:):):)
Very well done, looks very good
What inverter did you use
i like it
Nice bro 👌
Smok prince tank? Nice mod too! 3 18650s it looks like. What wattage do you set the smok coils to?
May look cheap but it works. Id love to make something like that too
This is outstanding love it what HP is the fan's
Dam good idea
HUBBY000001 which company are the amplifier cooling fans
take off the plastic maybe lol
LAMO sonde's like every PC build when the oner ses the CPU is getting too hot after installing a new cooler
Did you power the amp with the remote wire?
brillieant idea
Seems like a good idea
That amp shouldn't get hot on 1 12, ran my pioneer gmd9601 on 2 pioneer 12s and it took a long time to get warm, also ran a sound qubed hdc315.1 2ohm dvc on same amp,got warm a bit faster
Wtf are you talking about 1 12? Who cares how many subs their are....humidity...weather...ect. C'mon man.
Chilling my amp is my problem r now, I need to know where to plug a fan 🤔
alright mate was just wondering i need some help with wireing my subwoofer is there anyway of being able to contact you outside of youtube as in a pm or something cos i have a jl audio 12x3v2 2 ohm dule voice coil with a jl 1200 monoblock and i need some help on how to wire it up cos it has 2 +&- and im stuck?? please help!!
why would you wire that switch when you could just power them with the remote wire?
becuase if you run them off the remote wire you are an idiot.
not if you run the remote wire to a relay....
you dont want to run that fan from the remote lead directly.... You would use the remote wire as a trigger to a relay, then use the amp POWER to run the fan..
Did it last? Since it’s been 3 years?
Remove the plexiglass it is creating heat like a sweat box .....
UK.
Ford Mondeo or Focus?.
Dude ,why did you install your Amps on the top of sub woofer?Too much vibration will damage your Amps.
It's not its floating over the top
nice video man
Sean Dwyer cheers matey!!
The plastic packaging film still on the amp isnt helping with heat. But nice fan setup.
Bhai amplifir me kuling fan kese lagaye
He said summer. Come to Texas in our summer you'd die. It's 265 days of 110-125 with 75% humidity.
Same vape set up 😂
how does it work????
hope you took off the plastic on the amp
What's the name of the fans you use??
Looks like it would be hard to make any adjustments if need be. everything is to close together.
I know a old video why would you need fans? or that many for 1 sub that 1 sub shouldn't be getting that amp that hot
Lose the smok stuff. Get a Drag or a Paranormal
Or get an RTA and never spend a penny on coild again. You'd do well with it since you're handy and like to tinker. I use the Zeus from Geek Vape. Once you build a solid coil you can use the same coil for a year! When it gets gunked up just remove the cotton, dry burn, wire brush it clean, rinse, install cotton, snip-snip, and reassemble. My tank never dry hits and never leaks.
Good build idea here on the amps. I was thinking of something like this but alongside my sub with no lid for max heat dissippation.
Not much to do with cooling amplifiers
All that for one sub?