plug it into the wall socket they said...

[ejschultz 10+ year member]

Okay, it is most definitely a standard circuit breaker. It instantaneously trips on anything over 100 amps. The first few tries probably started to raise the impedance of the sub so it eventually worked on the 6th try. Still though, taking impedance rise into consideration, it wasn't 11 kW. In any case, I'm going to sleep and I'm going to stop dwelling on this for no reason. I have a full day tomorrow of testing transformers, breakers, switches, starters, and drives as well as putting together reports on my findings.

 

[RangerDangerV2 5,000+ posts]

Okay, it is most definitely a standard circuit breaker. It instantaneously trips on anything over 100 amps. The first few tries probably started to raise the impedance of the sub so it eventually worked on the 6th try. Still though, taking impedance rise into consideration, it wasn't 11 kW. In any case, I'm going to sleep and I'm going to stop dwelling on this for no reason. I have a full day tomorrow of testing transformers, breakers, switches, starters, and drives as well as putting together reports on my findings.

I never said it was 11k lol. I just know that that is the potential output of the wall socket. I would like to figure it out and if I could find my clamp I will clamp the other woofer that I need to blow lol

 

[ejschultz 10+ year member]

Buy a clamp, use it, return it. In that order. Free rental. Good night. //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/biggrin.gif.d71a5d36fcbab170f2364c9f2e3946cb.gif

 

[SourDeez 10+ year member]

This is garbage. I hook mine up to tesla coils like ay day and as long as you got solid grounds its all G you just gotta check your grounds. And use a DMM from walmart only like 15bux mane