It'll work, but the port is too close to the driver. I've done something similar and it did work but it effectively made the volume around the port unused. It's hard to explain.
Or even coming out the side facing the camera. I just don’t know how much port to use and how far from the wall. Seems like the distance between port end and basket would be about the same.View attachment 23468So like this? How far from the bottom of the box should it be? Where should the hole be positioned? How much of the port should I use?
So either facing up or out the side would work? Also how long does the port need to be?6" port diameter I like to keep them 6" away from any walls. 4" port = 4" away, etc
I also like to keep the port end away from the sub magnet, whatever the sub diameter is sounds like a good minimum distance to me...
If I did as you said I would add the volume of the port to the volume of the box?If you can fit the port sticking up, you could also do that and just have it flush with the top of the box and the whole port sticking out
6" port diameter I like to keep them 6" away from any walls. 4" port = 4" away, etc
So as the reply above states flush mount the end and have the entire port sticking up?Port openings being a port length away from anything else is good practice if you want them to perform as predicted.
No. You would calculate the net volume of the box as the internal volume (remove the width of the walls from your measurements, and subtract around .2 cubes for the driver.If I did as you said I would add the volume of the port to the volume of the box?
The volume with nothing subtracted is 2.188 FT^3. Sub is .11 ft^3, 2 braces I have are 0.0143 ft^3.No. You would calculate the net volume of the box as the internal volume (remove the width of the walls from your measurements, and subtract around .2 cubes for the driver.