yet another noobie question!!!

[traksta15 10+ year member]

whats xmax??how do you measure it??any help would be appreciated....

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[smokeoff 10+ year member]

xmax is the amount of distance a sub can move in one direction genarlly.

they measure it with expinsive machines.

if you want you can hold a rule be the sub and try to eyeball it but it won't be very acurate.

 

[Polecat 5,000+ posts]

if you want you can hold a rule be the sub and try to eyeball it but it won't be very acurate.

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[drjjg 10+ year member]

xmax is the amount of distance a sub can move in one direction genarlly.
they measure it with expinsive machines.

if you want you can hold a rule be the sub and try to eyeball it but it won't be very acurate.

NO, Xmax is a one way measurement of the LINEAR travel(where distorion is under 10%)

What you are describing is Xmech.

 

[smokeoff 10+ year member]

NO, Xmax is a one way measurement of the LINEAR travel(where distorion is under 10%) What you are describing is Xmech.

darn, so close to being helpful

 

[LimPerT 10+ year member]

darn, so close to being helpful

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[drjjg 10+ year member]

darn, so close to being helpful

Hey, you were close //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/toast.gif.bc0657bf54b9ee653b6438524461341e.gif

 

[helotaxi 5,000+ posts]

Xsus is actually what you are thinking about, maximum suspension travel. Xmag is the linear range of the motor assembly and Xmax is the lower of the two.