Hi All;
On mine, I mounted the front speakers (6 x 9's) behind the dash, firing
downward. I don't remember off hand how I attached the mounts which I
fashioned out of some strapping steel which I made into brackets. They
sound pretty good because the under side of the dash is sound absorbing
and an enclosure was not really necessary.
As a side note, I have an electronic trickle charger on my battery that
will not overcharge, and a disconnect switch for the battery. Most of
the time the car sits there, so it's a simple thing hit the switch
before and after driving the car. I had the same problem you are.
Since this was easy, I chose this solution instead of tracking down the
elusive battery drainer in the car.
Good luck,
Paul Amo
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Greg Schroeder wrote:
>I believe I am still having an issue draining the battery. I had the battery
>tested and it was OK. It seemed to keep the charge pretty well. Now after
>starting the car a couple of times the charge does not seem to be keeping as
>long. The voltage from the alternator test out OK. The voltage at the battery
>when the car is running checks out. So I believe the voltage regulator is
>working correctly when the car is running. When the car is off I am getting
>12 volts at the alternator. Is this normal or should the regulator prevent
>that from happening.?
>
>I had removed the stereo and replaced it with a more current unit. Has anyone
>come up with a good place to mount front speakers on a four channel set up.
>
>Greg 0036
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