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Keeping our reputation for the tradition of delivering the best audio quality in mobile audio, we have developed the new amplifiers to maximize your listening pleasure. ECLIPSE also offers the best warranty in the business, a responsibility consistent with our serious commitment to build quality amplifiers that deliver superior performance year after year of demanding use. Keeping our reputation for the tradition of delivering the best audio quality in mobile audio, we have developed the new amplifiers to maximize your listening pleasure. ECLIPSE also offers the best warranty in the business, a responsibility consistent with our serious commitment to build quality amplifiers that deliver superior performance year after year of demanding use. To start viewing messages,This does n If you saw my post in the amp section, you would know that something happened and now my How do I fix it?? What could the cause of This does n If you saw my post in the amp section, you would know that something happened and now my How do I fix it?? What could the cause of So whatever the bridged power is, for that front or rear it will be thus. The other channels are how they are rated normally.That should help you understand what I mean.You can either bridge both or either or. You could actually think of it in terms of left and right too (depending on how the amp lets you bridge).Web Push Notifications by iA1. Page 6 Premium Amplifier SeriesPage 7 Power, control and intensity. Preamp outputs. High-current, high-speed output. The ECLIPSE Premium Amplifiers feature no The 34230 also features crossover. Page 8 34230 960W PA5532Page 9 PA5422 PA4212Page 10 Integrated Amplifier SeriesPage 12 FUJITSU TEN LIMITED. Contact: FUJITSU TEN CORP. Login to post I have two 12 inch It will most likely be a bad ground, if grounded in the trunk, get a longer wire of equal or greater thickness and ground to either chassis or battery.
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Also if you have the amp at full gain try dropping it a little back if getting a better ground doesnt helpThis amp is only intended for separates and lowend subs with an RMS of 80 to 150 wattsAnswer questions, earn points and help others. Please be advised, all buyers and sellers should satisfy themselves that the other party is genuine by providing the following via PM to each other after negotiations are complete and prior to dispatching goods and making payment: 1) Telephone number. Call the number back at a unspecified time and make sure that it is the person's correct phone number. 2) Name and address including postal code 3) Valid e-mail address. Send an e-mail requesting a response to information about the deal being made. DO NOT proceed with a deal until you are completely satisfied with all details being correct. It's in your best interest to check out these details yourself. If transaction was completed on CACO, please use iTrader to record feedback.I ran this amp for a few months bridged into my old ass MB Quarts and it sounded wonderful. The old speakers tend to show an amps flaws very well. This amp seemed to have none.Please enter your desired user name, your email address and other required details in the form below.Note that passwords are case-sensitive. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. I was using this amp to run my highs in my vehicle and I took a picture of it ON right before I removed it, so you can see its working. It is hard to find this amp in this condition. Shipping and Miscellaneous Item Information: I ship within 24 hours. Payment via Paypal only. Confirmed name and address only. Please PM me if you are interested or post in this thread if my mailbox is full. Thank you. Item Pictures: Did you ever use a dmm to figure out exactly how much you were getting in power per channel?
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I got right around 48W RMS into 4 ohms AT APPROX. 12.5V WITHOUT ANY clipping at all on the scope. I would say this amp would do above its rated at 14V. I ran an EA3532 for a while.Find everything you want to know about car audio and get help and great deals on your car stereo projects. Eclipse 3640 4ch Amplifier Fujitsu Ten 51 Surround 2 is written based on a hands-on complete teardown of the specific automobile model. Illustrated steps, tools. Please read through this manual for correct operation. Eclipse will not be held liable for damages I have an Eclipse 3640 power amp and need the schematic. Is it just the fact that Eclipse under-rate their power, or would these other amps in fact give me more bass from my sub. Is the Eclipse capable. If I am not entirely happy with the Eclipse I have the opportunity to take it back and try another amp.Dont get me wrong, it has improved the frontstage considerably, but i am wondering if i could get more bass out of another amp? How are you running it, as a 3 channel though some fronts and a Sub, in this case the amp will struggle a bit with 250 RMS but it will still sound very impressive and at least you have no chance or blowing the sub or burning the Voice Coil. Underpowering a speaker will never ever kill a speaker. Abuse will. This means that if you overpower a speaker and do not allow it to cool down, the voice coils more than likely will not dissipate this excessive heat. If you clip the outputs of the amp due to improper gain control setttings or bass boost, this too will fry the voice coils. But if you underpower a speaker and do not clip the output of the amp, it will run just fine. The Eclipse is an amazing amplifier, underrated to say the least. I would combine some of the above advice. I would continue to use this amp as it is set up now and eventually buy myself another amp dedicated to run the sub or subs (future expansion maybe).
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This amp can then be used to power the front and rear speakers and do a stellar job doing it. Wattage ratings need to be taken with a grain of salt. If one amp makes 50w x 4 and another makes 60w x 4 I would bet that you would be hard pressed to hear a difference and a meter woule be hard pressed to find a substantial (meaning noticeable to you) difference in SPL.If you clip the outputs of the amp due to improper gain control setttings or bass boost, this too will fry the voice coils. But if you underpower a speaker and do not clip the output of the amp, it will run just fine. The Eclipse is an amazing amplifier, underrated to say the least. I would combine some of the above advice. I would continue to use this amp as it is set up now and eventually buy myself another amp dedicated to run the sub or subs (future expansion maybe). This amp can then be used to power the front and rear speakers and do a stellar job doing it. Wattage ratings need to be taken with a grain of salt. If one amp makes 50w x 4 and another makes 60w x 4 I would bet that you would be hard pressed to hear a difference and a meter woule be hard pressed to find a substantial (meaning noticeable to you) difference in SPL.If your definately looking for quality, you've made the right choice. Bass has improved, but obviously bridging 2 channels from any 4 channel amp is never going to power the sub at its full potential like a monoblock will.After really cranking it the other night i could really notice that the bass from the sub was much clearer, less laggy Ohms law is what this is all about. With a higher voltage going into the amp, the amp is able to make more power. Some amps list their rated power at 12 volts, other's at 14.4 or 13.8 or 11.579044366 volts. Basically any amp that makes it's rated power at 12 volts is going to do a great job for you. An amp that is rated at 14.4 volts will make it's rated power only if it's given 14.
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4 volts, it will make less power as the voltage drops below that level. This could be due to the headlights being on, air conditioning or usually a large amount of draw from a high power stereo. NOthing to worry about though, you have a great amp, enjoy it. Alternatively, you can quickly login with Facebook. The site may not work properly if you don't update your browser. If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit old reddit. Press J to jump to the feed. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts Log in sign up User account menu 1 Question about Eclipse amp made in China I don't need anything high end, but don't want junk either. I've seen others made in China. There are plenty of good amps made in China. I was hoping that was the case with Eclipse and it wasn't another one of those company stories where they're made in the USA then they get bought out or restructured and the quality goes does when it's moved overseas. Heads, Subs, EQs, etc. Bring it into our show room. All rights reserved Back to top.
Initial Phase Saturation in the Transition Zone.290. EQUIL Keyword Usage.292. Block Centre Equilibration.294. Level and Tilted Block Fine Grid Equilibration.296. Quiescence.297. Mobile Fluid Correction.300. Transition Zone Endpoint Variation.304. Matching Initial Water Distribution.306. Enumeration.308. Initial Solution Ratios.310. Restarts.312. How to Create a Full Restart Run.315. How to Create a Fast Restart Run.316. Flexible vs. Fast Restarts.317. Output Control.320. Aquifer Modelling.323. Aquifer Modelling Facilities.324. Grid Cell Aquifers.326. Numerical Aquifers.328. Fetkovich Aquifers.332. Carter-Tracy Aquifers.336. Flux Aquifers.340. Output Control.342. The SUMMARY Section.345. Purpose of the SUMMARY Section.346. Additional Parameters.350. Field quantities.351. Region quantities.351. Group quantities.351. Well quantities.351. Block quantities.351. Connection quantities.352. Output Controls and Additional Keywords.354. Anisotropic relative permeability keywords.355. Reservoir Volumes.355. Oil Recovery Efficiencies.355. Oil Recovery Mechanisms.355. Analytic Aquifer Quantities.355. Brine Option Keywords.355. Simulator Performance Keywords.356. Output Control Keywords.356. Purpose of the SCHEDULE Section.358. History Matching Versus Prediction.360. History Matching.361. Prediction.361. History Match SCHEDULE Section Structure.364. VFP Curve Specification.368. VFP Table Generation.369. Production Well VFP Table Structure.370. Injection Well VFP Table Structure.370. Pipeline Segment VFP Table Structure.371How to Set up VFP Tables in Eclipse.372. Drilling a Well: WELSPECS.374. Gas Flow in Wells.380. Low Pressure gas wells.381. The Russel Goodrich Equation.381. The Gas Pseudopressure.382. Standard Inflow Equation.383. Connection Specification: COMPDAT.384. Partial Completion: COMPRP.392. Partial Completion with VE: COMPVE.396. Measured Well Production Rates: WCONHIST.402. Well Injection Rates: WCONINJE.406. Simulator Control: TUNING, TUNINGL and NEXTSTEP.410.
Output Control: RPTSCHED and RPTRST.414. Well Performance Matching.422. Productivity Index Adjustment.423. Drawdown Adjustment.424. Manual Workovers, Rate and PI Modifications.426. Manually Opening and Shutting Wells or Connections: WELOPEN.427. Completion Workovers: COMPDAT.427. Partially Penetrated Completion Workovers: COMPRP, COMPVE.427. Modifying Well Targets: WELTARG.427. Well Pi Modification: WELPI and WPIMULT.428. Modelling Well Stimulation by means other than Skin Factor Change.428. Prediction SCHEDULE Section Structure.432. Setting Well Target Rates: WCONPROD.436. Economic Limit Definition.440. Well Economic Limits, Automatic Workovers and Cutbacks.442. Well Economic Limits.443. Connection Economic Limits: CECON.444. Plugging Wells Back: WPLUG.445. Workovers using WLIFT.446. Well Testing: WTEST.447. Cutting Wells Back: WCUTBACK.448. Group Control.450. Creating a Group Hierarchy: GRUPTREE.452. Production Target Infringements.455. Solution Method.456. Group Injection Control: GCONINJE.458. Surface Injection Rate.459. Reservoir Volume Injection Rate.459. Re-injection.459. Voidage Replacement.459. Priority Control.462. Group Economic Limits: GECON.464. Convergence.467. Typical Convergence Problems.468. Data Error.469. PVT Table Errors.469. VFP Table Errors.470. Saturation Table Errors.470. Typographic Errors.471. Missing values.471. Special Characters.471. Model Design.472. Grid Geometry.472Program defects.472. Eclipse 100 User Course Exercises.474. Exercise 1: Single Well Coning Model.475. Exercise 2: Sector Model RUNSPEC Section.479. Exercise 3: Sector Model GRID Section.481. Exercise 4: Sector Model PROPS and REGIONS Sections.485. Exercise 5: Sector Model Initialisation.487. Exercise 6: Sector Model History Match.491. Exercise 7: Sector Model Recovery Optimisation.495. References.498Figure 2: Material Balance Applied to Reservoir Simulation.16. Figure 3: Reservoir Description versus Simulation Model.18. Figure 4: Role of Simulation.22.
Figure 5: Role of ECLIPSE.24. Figure 6: ECLIPSE 100 and 200 Features.26. Figure 7: Principal Simulator Activities.28. Figure 8: Simulation Grid Data Requirements.32. Figure 9: PVT and Rock Data Requirements.36. Figure 10: Initialisation Data Requirements.38. Figure 11: Well flow rates and monthly averages as viewed using Schedule.42. Figure 12: Simplified Stages of a Full Field Simulation Study.44. Figure 13: How to use the ECLIPSE documentation.46. Figure 14: Relationship of Eclipse and pre-and post-processors.50.