On amp manual it says to use voltage between 9 - 20 and it says the recommend voltage is 12 3A
Yes but as far as I understand, you haven't got a 12V/3A supply?
I have a power supply 12v/2A .
But i want to use this speaker portable , i have all assambled
I understand but until it works you may need to use the 12V/2A supply. If you continue without changes it is likely to work as before. Is it that difficult to use the 12V/2A for a couple of days?
If it is a lithium-based battery it should not be necessary to discharge it, only disconnect it and prevent (wrap plastic around the electrical terminals) it from getting in electrical contact with the 12V/2A power supply. NiCd batteries liked deep-cycling, not lithium batteries.
Hi
FF said that its important that you use a "better/stronger" power supply to check your amp. the stronger e.g. 19V/3-4A should avoid the under voltage protection of the amp....these modern chips check the voltage at their power rails-that means if your weak battery voltages goes lower then this threshold the amp shuts down.
please look for a better power supply -then FF/we can help you...
chris
FF said that its important that you use a "better/stronger" power supply to check your amp. the stronger e.g. 19V/3-4A should avoid the under voltage protection of the amp....these modern chips check the voltage at their power rails-that means if your weak battery voltages goes lower then this threshold the amp shuts down.
please look for a better power supply -then FF/we can help you...
chris
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