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All right guys, this is not the dome... and you all made your points. Just let this post die off until he gets around to actually testing the amp.
wired to .5ohm before rise right?Ok here is the low down Testing at 14.7 volts
I am getting 66.4 volts ac out of the speaker
And I got 1.6 ohms
So according to the math 66.4^2 /1.6 I get 2,755.6 that is with gains right below clipping levels and tuned frequencies for my box
Now hope that makes some people happy I need my tools at my shop to get some dead on readings
On a side note amp gets hot fast even with good power
I'm going to play some more music on it and pull out my oscilloscope and nice ddms
Btw I just got back from vacation 2 hours ago
Did you just measure the ACV at the terminals with it unloaded? Or did you get 66v with the sub hooked up? How did you arrive at the 1.6ohms? Your voltage held 14.7v? What does "tuned for the frequencies of my box" mean? How did you set the gain?Ok here is the low down Testing at 14.7 volts
I am getting 66.4 volts ac out of the speaker
And I got 1.6 ohms
So according to the math 66.4^2 /1.6 I get 2,755.6 that is with gains right below clipping levels and tuned frequencies for my box
Now hope that makes some people happy I need my tools at my shop to get some dead on readings
On a side note amp gets hot fast even with good power
I'm going to play some more music on it and pull out my oscilloscope and nice ddms
Btw I just got back from vacation 2 hours ago
66v with sub hooked up and and I measured the final load with amp off don't have tools to calculate box riseDid you just measure the ACV at the terminals with it unloaded? Or did you get 66v with the sub hooked up? How did you arrive at the 1.6ohms? Your voltage held 14.7v? What does "tuned for the frequencies of my box" mean? How did you set the gain?
I find it very difficult to believe that amp is going to make 66 amps. That's D5 territory.
Yes that is the math and no that's wired to 1 ohm after rise