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<blockquote data-quote="InhumanAcura" data-source="post: 666649" data-attributes="member: 552492"><p>Every frequency has a certain legnth. Brad found a calculator off google that you just plug in the frequency and someother variable and it gives you the legnth of the wave.</p><p></p><p>If your just interested in learning thats cool, but its not something you need to worry about unless your trying to tune a wall. The concept is to get that frequency to fully develop right at the sensor location.</p><p></p><p>On top of that you have to play with the volume and port to get the impendance rise as low as possible and still peak at the vehicle/installs resonant frequency...</p><p></p><p>Its a good topic, hopefully someone will shed some light on it...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="InhumanAcura, post: 666649, member: 552492"] Every frequency has a certain legnth. Brad found a calculator off google that you just plug in the frequency and someother variable and it gives you the legnth of the wave. If your just interested in learning thats cool, but its not something you need to worry about unless your trying to tune a wall. The concept is to get that frequency to fully develop right at the sensor location. On top of that you have to play with the volume and port to get the impendance rise as low as possible and still peak at the vehicle/installs resonant frequency... Its a good topic, hopefully someone will shed some light on it... [/QUOTE]
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