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<blockquote data-quote="gunz4me" data-source="post: 5654210" data-attributes="member: 596464">First of all, this was a test that was performed for me by someone else and he was going on that little (SQRT (Power x Ohms)) formula with his oscilloscope.&nbsp; Since that is not a valid formula, you better tell the rest of the pudknockers on this forum to stop setting their gains that way with a digital multimeter!Secondly, show me a Hifonics BXi amp that makes rated power when driven from 20 to 80 Hz simultaneously at ALL loads the amp is capable of operating at and I will NEVER bash them again!ETA:&nbsp; Since you are the one who called me an idiot, you do realize that you just pointed out ONE of the variations of Ohm&#039;s law?&nbsp; Here are the rest of them:1.&nbsp; Voltage = the Square Root of Power * Resistance2. Voltage = Power / Current3. Voltage = Current * Resistance4. Resistance = Voltage / Current5. Resistance = Power / Current squared6. Resistance = Voltage squared / Power7. Current = Voltage / Resistance8. Current = the Square Root of Power / Resistance9. Current = Power / Voltage10. Power = Voltage * Current11. Power = the Current squared * Resistance12. Power = the Voltage squared / ResistanceOMG, it looks like power can also be voltage squared divided by resistance too (number 12)....&nbsp; Hmm (40*40) / 2 = 800.Just who is the idiot again?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gunz4me, post: 5654210, member: 596464"] First of all, this was a test that was performed for me by someone else and he was going on that little (SQRT (Power x Ohms)) formula with his oscilloscope. Since that is not a valid formula, you better tell the rest of the pudknockers on this forum to stop setting their gains that way with a digital multimeter! Secondly, show me a Hifonics BXi amp that makes rated power when driven from 20 to 80 Hz simultaneously at ALL loads the amp is capable of operating at and I will NEVER bash them again! ETA: Since you are the one who called me an idiot, you do realize that you just pointed out ONE of the variations of Ohm's law? Here are the rest of them: 1. Voltage = the Square Root of Power * Resistance 2. Voltage = Power / Current 3. Voltage = Current * Resistance 4. Resistance = Voltage / Current 5. Resistance = Power / Current squared 6. Resistance = Voltage squared / Power 7. Current = Voltage / Resistance 8. Current = the Square Root of Power / Resistance 9. Current = Power / Voltage 10. Power = Voltage * Current 11. Power = the Current squared * Resistance 12. Power = the Voltage squared / Resistance OMG, it looks like power can also be voltage squared divided by resistance too (number 12).... Hmm (40*40) / 2 = 800. Just who is the idiot again? [/QUOTE]

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