How do i wire to .7 ohm?

[Pioneer~Saturn 5,000+ posts]

It might just be the lack of sleep...//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif time for bed

 

[Linkz 10+ year member]

Yea it's time for me to sleep too...Almost 3am.

 

[thekidrock 10+ year member]

can anyone draw me a diagram of the 2 subs?

 

[Linkz 10+ year member]

can anyone draw me a diagram of the 2 subs?

If you must have it @ .7ohm then follow the diagram I posted above. 1 sub per an amp. It is not possible to wire both subs to .7ohm on the same amp. You would have to settle for 1.4ohm load. which would also be the diagram I posted. Except, that you would run the wire on the bottom + terminal across all 4 of the series circuits. As well as Wiring all of the - terminals at the end(top of pic) of each parallel circuit together.

 

[Linkz 10+ year member]

Here is how it would be wired.

 

[MisterGrubbs 5,000+ posts]

Linkz - the first diagram you posted would result in a 1.4 ohmload.

You cannot acheive a .7 ohmload out of a single QVC 1.4 woofer. Unless something is going on completely wrong in my heado n Christmas morning, but I'm fairly sure of it.

 

[Linkz 10+ year member]

Linkz - the first diagram you posted would result in a 1.4 ohmload.
You cannot acheive a .7 ohmload out of a single QVC 1.4 woofer. Unless something is going on completely wrong in my heado n Christmas morning, but I'm fairly sure of it.

4vc of 1.4ohm

2vc wired in series(x2) [1.4*2=2.8ohm]

the pair of 2.8ohm circuits wired in parallel.

1/(1.4*2)+1/(1.4*2) = .714

this is a parallel circuit with 2 series circuits inside it.

 

[thekidrock 10+ year member]

so linkz that would result in a .7 load for both woofers? and at the end would there only be one positive and one negative instead of two negative and two positive wires?

 

[thekidrock 10+ year member]

my bad i got it don't need any more help thanks a lot guys!