12V deep cycle battery to power Trends integrated

Dgarretson, In a 12v set up there is positive and negative, I assume you leave the center ground alone?

Looks like this board would work well with a linear power supply also?

Chris

The boards now on ebay split the cap array to allow various configurations of filtering or two batteries in a +/- configuration using a center ground. For this application I would bridge it into one array by connecting V+ to V+ and V- to V-, then connect either the input or output header to the battery terminals(omitting the center tap.)

It would also work well with a linear or switching PS. I'm doing this now at 12V into a Schumann resonator.

Okay. I'm not afraid to display publicly my complete ignorance as to why I am using these Rubycon filtering capacitors. The 12 awg wire makes sense and so does the low impedence battery. Thanks.

@Dgarretson, OK I get it...if I didn't bridge the boards I could filter 2 batteries or 2 12vdc power supplies. Understanding that the filtering capabilities would be less.

@Celtic66, All batteries will still send some noise down the line, since a chemical reaction is providing the power, to the intended piece of gear. The cap board will help to clean up the noise, hence a better sounding 12vdc piece of gear.

I have a home made cap board between my Optima Yellow Top and the output to the power input for a 47 Labs transport.

Thanks for clarification. Ciao