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I have an Alpine 500W amp. 1 4 AWG power run. Came with 100A AFS fuse. The amp has 2 30A fuses so I m aware I should be running 60-65A fuse inline to the battery. 4 gauge wire is capable of 150A so I m not overloading the wire, is it safe to run this temporarily until I get the appropriate fuse?

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RMS Power @ 4Ω 70 x 4

RMS Power @ 2Ω 125 x 4

RMS Power @ 4Ω Bridged 250 x 2

I will be running 3 channels (front left and right speakers) they are Ford OEM. I want to say 2 Ohm 25 watt but I can t remember. And then the 3rd channel being the Alpine sub.

So some field work was completed and some items were missed, which will require a revisit the company doesn t get paid for.

The company said "plan on revisiting the job on your own time" (ie NO PAY).

Is this legal? And if not can you provide legislature proving so?

I'm a former motocross racer, former only because of a near fatal crash. There were over 25 injuries but the important one for my decision here is I lost a kidney, I can't lose the other one for obvious reasons.

Downhill seems to be my first choice. It's kind of the same scenario, which would fill the gap. (I won't be hitting 90 ft jumps on a mt bike). There may be broken bones, which I honestly don't care about. The MOST important factor is my kidney. It cannot be damaged.

That's where road cycling comes into play. It's generally many times safer in my environment. I also wouldn't have to drive 45 minutes to ride, it can be ridden anywhere anytime on pavement of course. But it's not nearly as fun in my opinion. I'm afraid I might get bored of it.

I'm experienced enough for downhill, and I have grown a sense of caution.

A year ago I sustained near fatal injuries. Kidney failure (right), grade IV liver laceration (healed), collapsed lung (healed, no problems), and my arm was infiltrated by a foreign substance such as blood transfusions or dopemine (hospital error). I now have a full thickness skin graft and can't extend my arm completely (can be fixed with surgery, won't be a problem in a few years). I also had complete nerve damage with surgery to repair, should be fully functional within the next year. I get my bachelor's in 4 years, I have plenty of time.

I'm interested in a position as a pilot for the Air Force, have my injuries made me fall short of qualifications? My vision is fine, I fit height standards. Injuries are the problem. I'll be completely good to go by the time I can join ROTC only problem is I can't grow a kidney and not sure about a pilot position with a collapsed lung.

I am running DS4tool to utilize the axes for a DS4 controller. The only issue; R2 and L2 are still being inputted in games as buttons and not axes. What can I do to fix this, I ve even changed the profile to have r2 and L2 on the X axis of the right stick, still picked up as buttons. I need the axes. Anything? The stick axes are being picked up as the emulated controller, whereas just R2 and L2 are from the wireless controller itself.

1 year ago this month, I was in an accident and amongst other injuries I had a grade IV hepatic laceration. Recent CBC's were normal. Ultrasounds have all been clear. So it has healed at this point.

Does this make me more prone to liver damage with consumption of alcohol?

I ordered something off Amazon, and it's apparently guaranteed for delivery tomorrow, Easter Sunday. That seems..... Inaccurate. Is Amazon playing mind games with me or is this the truth? It's USPS.

I was in a motocross accident, ended up with a grade 4 liver laceration, right kidney failure, collapsed lung (2 chest tubes in series), and a laceration to my common iliac vein. The list goes on some more.

During surgery, while performing an IV, it was infiltrated and something along the lines of a blood medication or vasopressin was put into my arm tissue. The tissue was killed and I ended up getting a skin graft. I don't have full function of my hand. My point, I had a LOT to go through. I'm 16.

A combination of being in a hospital bed for a month, seeing my mangled family, and being in a rather high amount of pain didn't make me feel very great. I've been having symptoms of anxiety, and i have been out of the hospital for 5 weeks now. Could this be morphine withdrawl? I was taking percocet until about 4 days ago (5/28 today) and haven't had any pain. But, since then, I've been feeling more anxious.

Will this last?

I want that new Bill's Pipes muffler but it's only for the later models.

I want to know the difference between the 250R mufflers from the 2005 and 2011. They are both not dual exhaust, so why should they be different? Shorter?