How many Ohms??

[hatedonmostly 5,000+ posts]

If u would read correctly i didnt ask the same quest as the other threads...my simply quest was"If i have 3 12s 4 ohm dvc wired in paralleled coils and the subs in series..how many ohms am i running them??"....so its not the same dumbass...if ur gonna come with ur shitty replies..do me and u a favor dont fukin reply

Shitty replies? You called me a "fagg" and I responded with an argument backed with reason.

Do the world a favor and stop trying to do car audio. You're probably one of those guys who has a system just so you can look cool.

Wait, Kicker CVRs? Yeah, that confirms it.

 

[dannthemann 10+ year member]

Let me google that for you

Now that's a cool link! lol

 

[wone 10+ year member]

lol

 

[joep1231026 10+ year member]

1/Req = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 + ... + 1/Rn for parallel

Req= R1+ R2 + ...+ Rn for series.

3 subs in series with coils in parallel will give u 6 ohm equivalent. wire them all in parallel to get 0.6667 ohm equivalent. u better have a nice amp or your gonna fry the shit out of it...

p.s. go back to school...

maybe i should have used Z instead of R, a/c signal... whatever.

 

[kr15 5,000+ posts]

simple math...you have a total of six four ohm coils, simply do division.. 4/6= .666