Scratch that. Whoever did the first recones can't have had the coil properly centered either. OF course nobody who watches that is going to be doing XBL^2 woofer since there's so few of them out there, so otherwise it seems sound.
could you elaborate a bit on this? If he calculates the correct xmax of a brahma how would his calculations be off? all of the coil is still in the gap
Xbl was explained and its pretty **** simple. It's two spaced gaps with a coil that is centered between the gaps. The spacing between the gaps the gap height and coil height are proportional to each other to make the motors flux more linear throughout its linear stroke.. Eventually it becomes nob linear as the coil leave the gap very much so like a normal overhung design.
It's a dual gap motor but he only measured one gap and centered the coil on that. At rest, there should be no coil showing outside the gap on an XBL^2 motor. You want each gap to see the same amount of coil, half as tall as each gap. This means as the coil moves, say outward, any amount of coil that leaves one gap enters the other. Short coil with tandom gaps. Awesome design.