is this calculator accurate?

[BoomBoxStereo 10+ year member]

Wattage

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[av83 10+ year member]

wattage

wtf???? Don't click on that page, anyone!!!! It comes up as a reported attack site.

 

[BoomBoxStereo 10+ year member]

wtf???? Don't click on that page, anyone!!!! It comes up as a reported attack site.

if you have a mac you can do anything though :0

it didn't inform me it was an attack site.

here's the info from the site:

 

[av83 10+ year member]

if you have a mac you can do anything though :0it didn't inform me it was an attack site.

here's the info from the site:

what are you trying to figure out?

 

[BoomBoxStereo 10+ year member]

what are you trying to figure out?

setting gains with a DMM

 

[Jerhemy 10+ year member]

take the sqare root of RMS wattage X final ohm load

sqr rt of (1100 x 1) = 33.16 volts AC.

 

[AnthonyO 10+ year member]

From all the calculations I gave it, it was accurate

 

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take the sqare root of RMS wattage X final ohm load
sqr rt of (1100 x 1) = 33.16 volts AC.

I came up with 33.17 as well

 

[Jerhemy 10+ year member]

From all the calculations I gave it, it was accurate 

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I came up with 33.17 as well

yes, I forgot to round up //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/uhoh.gif.c07307dd22ee7e63e22fc8e9c614d1fd.gif

 

[av83 10+ year member]

setting gains with a DMM

Voltage = SQRT(Power x Resistance)

measure the final ohm load with a dmm, first.

 

[BoomBoxStereo 10+ year member]

Voltage = SQRT(Power x Resistance)
measure the final ohm load with a dmm, first.

what do you mean?

 

[av83 10+ year member]

what do you mean?

measure the ohm load at the end of your speaker wire (that will be hooked up to the amp), and use that figure when calculating.