ohm equation or program!!

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

what is the equation to figure out ohm loads like could someone link me to a good site that explains it because i am pretty sure it is lengthy to explain

or a wiring program like RF that does more than 4 subs

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[Skip01 5,000+ posts]

42............thats all you need to know

 

[btdickey99 5,000+ posts]

42............thats all you need to know

divided by 6.3

seriously tho, you can go to the12volt.com or rocksfordfosgate.com has diagrams

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

42............thats all you need to know

SIGH

crutcheild and the 12 volt and....

google. Mans best freind

google ohm loads, subwoofer wiring diagrams....etc.

and thank you google not turning out much luck did not know a good way too word it

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

divided by 6.3

seriously tho, you can go to the12volt.com or rocksfordfosgate.com has diagrams

yea i know rockford has it. i have always used rockford but my friend just asked what ohm could 6 d4's do and i was like uh rockford only goes to 4

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

were is it one 12volt i can not find it

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

nvm

i was one 12volt.com it is the12volt.com thanks guys

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

**** 12volt only does 4 subs too lol!! except for the other thing but im not sure if it is considered dual or single i got like .667 or something like that for parallel and 24 for series

 

[lil_italy773 10+ year member]

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/support_pages.php?page_id=161

this is what im useing to wire my 6 L7s im gonna run one amp till i can find 2 more. .7 ohm with imp rise and box rise it will be close to 1.5 ohms or more hoping on 2 ohms

 

[patrick1202 10+ year member]

http://mobile.jlaudio.com/support_pages.php?page_id=161
this is what im useing to wire my 6 L7s im gonna run one amp till i can find 2 more. .7 ohm with imp rise and box rise it will be close to 1.5 ohms or more hoping on 2 ohms

thanks that helped

 

[Immacomputer 10+ year member]

Resistors in series:

R1 + R2 + R3 + R4 = Rtotal

Resistors in parallel:

1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 +1/R4 = 1/Rtotal

or:

(R1*R2)/(R1+R2)

It's really simple math. Do realize though that subs with different voice coil options will have different parameters when compared to subs with different coil configs (talking about subs in the same series like a D2 Type R vs a D4 Type R) and they should NEVER be mixed or put in the same enclosure. With each coil having a different resistance, each sub will see a different amount of power and that is not a good idea for decent sound.