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    Quote Originally Posted by tiny View Post
    470uf caps x 6 parallel is plenty.. Cost you less than 10 bucks from jaycar..
    Awesome thanks! Do I put this on the 12V or the 24V side?

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    On the main current draw lead on your stereo. 12 volt side...

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    Hi guys had another crack at it tonight before i ordered the capacitors and it was a success. I wired it direct to the battery giving out the 24v to ground so as not to drain one individual battery and the connected a 15A fuse in series with the 24v input before putting it through the convertor and everything worked as it should! Thanks everyone for their time and advice

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    I suspect the 24 volt supply was dropping with a load.
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    Check for a bad connection somewhere. A resistive joint will drop a lot of voltage under load

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