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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8732004" data-attributes="member: 591582"><p>Hopefully lol.&nbsp; That&#039;s where experience comes in with box designing like I do.&nbsp; I&#039;ve done so many boxes that I know what subs are going to do in certain situations, regardless of what the t/s say.&nbsp; You can spot bad t/s in modeling software like winisd, or bbp6 or whatever.&nbsp; Designing boxes is largely an art form, when it comes to tuning and sometimes airspace.&nbsp; I mean I use very accurate math to calculate displacements and net airspace, but determine tuning and what size box a sub wants from t/s alone can be dangerous, because t/s is misleading sometimes or even often.&nbsp; I don&#039;t care what the situation is- whether it&#039;s box designing or rocket science or quantum physics- it doesn&#039;t matter what the math says, it matters how the situation actually works in reality.&nbsp; People get obsessed with numbers too much, and don&#039;t have enough experience to make an executive call.&nbsp; The t/s is an important but sometimes useless part of box designing.&nbsp; The real world doesn&#039;t lie fyi</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8732004, member: 591582"] Hopefully lol. That's where experience comes in with box designing like I do. I've done so many boxes that I know what subs are going to do in certain situations, regardless of what the t/s say. You can spot bad t/s in modeling software like winisd, or bbp6 or whatever. Designing boxes is largely an art form, when it comes to tuning and sometimes airspace. I mean I use very accurate math to calculate displacements and net airspace, but determine tuning and what size box a sub wants from t/s alone can be dangerous, because t/s is misleading sometimes or even often. I don't care what the situation is- whether it's box designing or rocket science or quantum physics- it doesn't matter what the math says, it matters how the situation actually works in reality. People get obsessed with numbers too much, and don't have enough experience to make an executive call. The t/s is an important but sometimes useless part of box designing. The real world doesn't lie fyi [/QUOTE]

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