Using "Audio Lightning Caps" with lights and radio
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 2:21 am
Ok, this is a new one that I have been asked about...
Our newer PD fleet guy (basically in charge of getting a car in for service....but makes some vehicle descions) is curious about using these audio capacitors with lighting and radio equipment. We have some non-police package vehicles that we have some good lighting packages etc, but the alternators and battery takes a beating with all the crap in them. He was thinking of throwing in an Optima deep cycle battery and maybe one of those capatiors in as an experiment to help off load some of the initial load.
Anyone seen or try this yet? Thoughts?
Our newer PD fleet guy (basically in charge of getting a car in for service....but makes some vehicle descions) is curious about using these audio capacitors with lighting and radio equipment. We have some non-police package vehicles that we have some good lighting packages etc, but the alternators and battery takes a beating with all the crap in them. He was thinking of throwing in an Optima deep cycle battery and maybe one of those capatiors in as an experiment to help off load some of the initial load.
Anyone seen or try this yet? Thoughts?