Sub Air Space Displacement........

[98S10Layed]

im getting a Kicker L5 12" and i have looked everywhere and can not find out how much air it displaces in a sealed enclosure....//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/*******.gif.a649d21efc0d1fd4890a6428166586c1.gif Does any one know????

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[Worlddre 5,000+ posts]

did you by any chance check kickers website? because i know for a fact that it is on there

 

[98S10Layed]

yea i did and i looked under specs and manual and couldnt find it

 

[saturnspl1991 10+ year member]

//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif i looked for myself and it dosnt say what it is

 

[jdc753 10+ year member]

0.0758 cubic feet

Per kickers website, just gotta poker around. Under the Support tab, go to Technical Support and then T/S Parameters and it gives you the displacement in cubic centimeters and cubic inches. 131.1 cubic inches divided by 1728 cubic inches per cubic foot yeilds 0.0758XXXXXXXX cubic feet of displacement

 

[CRAZYCORNUTS18 10+ year member]

0.0758 cubic feet
Per kickers website, just gotta poker around. Under the Support tab, go to Technical Support and then T/S Parameters and it gives you the displacement in cubic centimeters and cubic inches. 131.1 cubic inches divided by 1728 cubic inches per cubic foot yeilds 0.0758XXXXXXXX cubic feet of displacement

yea for math

 

[saturnspl1991 10+ year member]

theres no way its .07 , that seems kinda small

 

[jdc753 10+ year member]

yea I was actually thinking that after I posted it, all I could find though on there. Now I am curious as to what it means by displacement. Couldn't scare up anything with google either :/

 

[jdc753 10+ year member]

Here try and redeem myself. I don't know how exact you want to be, but this should be its worst case displacement. (yeah more math I know lol, sorry I am an engineering student and its what I do:*******: ) But the cutout is supposed to be 11" square, with a mounting dept of 6.75" so that volume is 0.47 cubic feet. Sounds much more realistic, maybe round down to 0.4 or whatever, but it has to be somewhere around there.

 

[98S10Layed]

alright thanks that sounds like it would be a reasonable number for displacement.

 

[98S10Layed]

the answer is........................ .08:goldcup:

 

[jdc753 10+ year member]

the answer is........................ .08:goldcup:

Cool, where did you find that from?