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Bazooka ELA1190 - Power Connections

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POWER
CONNECTIONS
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RADIO'S
REMOTE
TURN-ON
OUTPUT
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IN-LINE
POWER
FUSE
MOUNTED WITHIN 12-
FROM
BATTERY
RECOMMENDED
(NOT
PROVIDED)
IMPORTRNTI
Before making any connections,
disconnect
the
car's
battery
until
the
installation
is completed
to
avoid possible damage to the
electrical
system.
Connect
the
amplifier
to
the
carls
battery.
At
times,
the
amplifier
will
need
to
draw
large levels
of
current
that
cannot
be
provided
by
any
circuit
in the
car's
fuse box.
We
recommended using
an
4
to
8 gauge
power
wire
for
your
connections
depending
on
the
amplifier
and
length
of
the
wire.
Strip
one end
of
the
wire
to
crimp
on
a
barrier
spade. Loosen the
+12V
screw
terminal
and
insert
the
power
wire
with
the
barrier
spade and
tighten.
Use
caution
to
make
sure
no
stray
wire
stands
come in
contact
with
surrounding
terminals
causing
short
circuits.
Run
the
wire
directly
to
the
positive
terminal
of
the
car's
battery.
Make
sure
to
use
an
in-line
fuse
within
12"
of
the
car's
battery
to
protect
the
electrical
system
and
amplifier
against
short
circuits
and/or
power
surges.
Connect
the
ground
terminal
of
the
amplifier
to
the
carls
chassis.
For the ground connection, use
an
4
to
8
gauge
wire
(black)
to
connect
to
the
terminal
marked
GND
and
then
connect
it
to
the
car's
chassis.
Try
to
keep the length
of
the cable
as
short
as possible.
preferably
less than 6".
Also
make
sure
that
the
point
on
the
car
where
the
connection
is
to
be
made is
free
of
paint
and
dirt.
Connect
the
remote
terminal
of
the
amplifier
to
a
switchable
+12V
source.
This
connection
allows the
amplifier
to
be
turned
on
and
off
with
the
power
control
of
the
radio.
If
the radio has a
REMOTE
output
terminal.
connect
it
to
the
amplifier's
terminal
marked
REMOTE
(using a
16
gauge
wire
or
heavier). Now when the
radio
is
turned
on, the
amplifier
will
automatically
turn
on. This connection can also
be
made to the
radio's
Power
Antenna
wire.
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