RE: [DML] Abandon the spare?
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RE: [DML] Abandon the spare?



Marty, I would be really concerned about mounting any where except in the
car somewhere. Even though the temperature will get hot in the Stainless
Steel car inside, can you image what it would be in the trunk space 6" from
the hood on a 90 degree day with no cool down expected and the components
themselves will be generating heat.
What 150+, then no cooling down because of where it is. I sold electronic
components for 24 years and since they are all made in Japan or China I feel
you would be pushing the limits of the ratings of the components.
Image a capacitor rated + or - 20% at 70 degree C and it's in a box under
the hood.
John Hervey


-----Original Message-----
From: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf
Of Marty Galbreath
Sent: Monday, July 11, 2005 9:07 PM
To: dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [DML] Abandon the spare?


I presently have my stereo amplifier in the passenger's footwell,
covered by my nice DMCH floormat. This is certainly not an ideal
location - heat, untidy wiring, reduced legroom, etc.

I originally had installed it in a beautiful custom panel behind the
parcel shelf along with my new rear speakers. But that location
proved
unusable due to the fact that the distributor is only about 8 inches
away through a fiberglass wall, and the RFI was impossible to
overcome.

Now I have my ac/heater unit out and have been looking towards
moving the amp to the trunk. The front wall is right there, nice and
bare and wiring through it would be easy. The amp is too large to
fit beneath the spare as others have done. So I was wondering how
may of you have removed the spare to get more trunk room? Would
carrying a small compressor or Fix-a-flat or both suffice in most
instances of a flat tire? In 32 years
of driving I have yet to have a flat tire while on the road. (I'm
sure it will happen tomorrow now) I'm looking for reassurance here.

Please voice your opinions about driving sans spare.

Thanks,

Marty Galbreath
3765






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