Digital battery terminals
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Digital battery terminals
I was considering purchasing some but a lot of them were discontinued even the monster terminals, is there anything wrong with using digital terminals over stocks?
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Re: Digital battery terminals
Say for example i got these http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...VCRZGM60Y9FCBY, i was wondering if there would be any issues. I noticed MOST cars dont use digital terminals.
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Re: Digital battery terminals
That's because they're unnecessary. Those terminals have a voltmeter built in, and extra connections for things like audio amps. They don't actually do anything different than standard battery terminals, they just tell you the voltage. To answer your question, there isn't anything wrong with them, no. You can buy a battery terminal without a voltmeter for pretty cheap though.
It's the same as saying "I noticed most people don't have a pocket knife that tells time". Most people don't have any need for their pocket knife to tell time, therefore most people don't have one.
It's the same as saying "I noticed most people don't have a pocket knife that tells time". Most people don't have any need for their pocket knife to tell time, therefore most people don't have one.
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Re: Digital battery terminals
Pretty much everyone that makes audio terminals makes a battery terminal with multiple outputs like that. Most are crap and highly overpriced for the quality, but that's just the norm for the car audio industry.
Try Stinger, they make just about everything in some form or another.
Try Stinger, they make just about everything in some form or another.
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