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Originally posted by TRELO LUDE:
however in the rules all that is stated is

-1 physical amplifier in Street A

it makes no mention of mono block or anything else. it simply says 1 physical amplifier.

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Now look at the rules for B.

1 mono block or two externally strapped amps.

Externally strapped.

Outside.

You are allowed externally strapped amps in B but not A because it doesnt say you can use them.

I know, this just means someone will strap them internally but it means the Maxximus is illegal in Street A.

End of, job done, finito.

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Originally posted by Mr Bump:

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Originally posted by TRELO LUDE:
however in the rules all that is stated is

-1 physical amplifier in Street A

it makes no mention of mono block or anything else. it simply says 1 physical amplifier.

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Now look at the rules for B.

1 mono block or two externally strapped amps.

Externally strapped.

Outside.

You are allowed externally strapped amps in B but not A because it doesnt say you can use them.

I know, this just means someone will strap them internally but it means the Maxximus is illegal in Street A.

End of, job done, finito.

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Well let me correct you on something.
In the rules it states

Street B – 1-15 or 2-12’s or 3-10’s or 4-8’s / Maximum of 1 amp (or 2 monoblock amplifiers) – 2 Conductors total between amp rack and sub enclosure

AND

Street A – 1-12 or 2-10’s or 3-8’s / Maximum of 1 amp – 2 Conductors total between amp rack and sub enclosure


so you are correct..it is finito as you put it..
the Maxximus by the rules should be ALLOWED

your statement above is of no significance to what the rules say about Street A my friend.
As I posted above it only mentions

-One Physical amplifier....THATS IT!

It doesn't mention anything about strapping or not strapping of amplifier so once again keep focus on the ruling for Street A.

hope that clarifies it for you. If not feel free to take a look at the Matrix once again

http://dbdragracing.com/dbdrag/rules/index.asp?Page=2

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Originally posted by Tinted:
This amps was actually built to circuvent the rule.........a few years back when rules were similar to what they are now, when a pair of strapped amps first became allowed in Street A and B. Back then, however, it was designed to circumvent the ruling for Street B, allowing someone to basically run 4 amps.

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So you were actually there when they were building it?

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Originally posted by Team Maxxsonics - John:
Number of pcb's has nothing to do with anything.

Almost every mono block amp will have more then one pcb.
The main board (pcb #1) and the PWM or D-Class driver board (pcb #2) and very often the pre-amp board (pcb #3) and all this in nothing more then a 500 watt D-Class mono block amplifier.

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Then double it and put it in one case and you get what we can see on the first page!

Whats next? -> someone put 4 amps in one case....
(If someone worked out to use 4 amps with 2 conductors, we will see this soon! )

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he is right you guys!
dont let this get so far like the multicell batts, make a ruling about these (double) amps now, before it gets out of hand!
everybody knows these amps should be ILLEGAL!

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Originally posted by Tinted:
This amps was actually built to circuvent the rule.........a few years back when rules were similar to what they are now, when a pair of strapped amps first became allowed in Street A and B. Back then, however, it was designed to circumvent the ruling for Street B, allowing someone to basically run 4 amps.

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So you were actually there when they were building it?

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Yes.

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Originally posted by Iggster:

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Originally posted by Tinted:
This amps was actually built to circuvent the rule.........a few years back when rules were similar to what they are now, when a pair of strapped amps first became allowed in Street A and B. Back then, however, it was designed to circumvent the ruling for Street B, allowing someone to basically run 4 amps.

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So you were actually there when they were building it?

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Yes.

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