Square motor sub

you can ask sean on any design and specifics on his woofer.generally the magnets are stronger and cheaper and you get more surface area for higher saturation. maybe he just did it to make you post comments?
I could ask, but he wouldn't answer

The magnets aren't any cheaper just because the top plate is square and not circular.

I don't care if the magnets are square. Lots of neo subs use square magnets. I'm talking about the motor structure itself.

 
I could ask, but he wouldn't answer
The magnets aren't any cheaper just because the top plate is square and not circular.

I don't care if the magnets are square. Lots of neo subs use square magnets. I'm talking about the motor structure itself.
YES the magnets ARE CHEAPER.

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=BCC8-N52

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DCC-N52

stronger and cheaper.

the machining on round motors is more extensive as well. Have you looking into getting steel? cold rolled 1010 or 1008. does in come round or square in sheets? im sure te design is for a specific purpose and i'm sure he got more motor strength and saved money with he design. if he wont answer don't do business with him doesn't matter to me!

 
there was a big argument on facebook the other day about this company, someone posted information about the new neo subs, i stated my opinion that they were overpriced and that sean the owner was a dbag, all the nuthuggers argued with me lol

 
there was a big argument on facebook the other day about this company, someone posted information about the new neo subs, i stated my opinion that they were overpriced and that sean the owner was a dbag, all the nuthuggers argued with me lol
wew lad i remember that thread. i don't know the dude but i personally think that most of those motors using standard n grade suffer losses from the heat without be correctly designed. take a look at that site i linked they have a god deal on neo and heat and the applications they should be used for..

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/specs.asp

typical Neos max operating temp is 176 degrees and demagnetization occurs before that //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/bhcurves.asp

granted it does affect them till about 180 degrees depending on how the motor is designed it could have some negative affects.

this motor and the IA motor Id doubt it the heat affects them enough to move up into the high temp magnets. but ive tested motors to get in excess over 120 degreees on the OUTSIDE on the motor id bet it was loser to 200 inside that ******.

some places gt 100-120 degrees in hte summer time. that is the only problem i see with them. even then as along as demagnetization does occur unless its a terrible design they will stiff be much stronger than your typical y35(c5) or y38(c7)

 
YES the magnets ARE CHEAPER.
https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=BCC8-N52

https://www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=DCC-N52

stronger and cheaper.

the machining on round motors is more extensive as well. Have you looking into getting steel? cold rolled 1010 or 1008. does in come round or square in sheets? im sure te design is for a specific purpose and i'm sure he got more motor strength and saved money with he design. if he wont answer don't do business with him doesn't matter to me!
Not the magnets dumbass.

Read my previous posts.

My N3's and Z's both had square magnets

 
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