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Date: July 02, 2008 at 23:44:08
From: norman bates, [oproxy.rockwellcollins.com]
Subject: they look fine sealed........


TS PARAMETERS

Name=CADENCE WB15-4
Comment=
Date=03/12/2002
Z=26.38
Fs=21
Pe=600
SPL=90
Re=2.95
Le=2.2185
BL=17.79
Xmax=0.015
Cms=0
Qms=4.39
Qes=0.5532
Qts=0.49
Sd=8.35E-6
Vas=128.8





When a qts is more than .4, the tuning freq goes lower than fs but the box gets quite big.

Assuming that the vas of that driver is 4.5ft3 (128 liters)

sealed Target qtc 0.707
VB = 4.16 Ft3
fsb = 30.30 hz
F3 = 30.30 hz

sealed Target qtc 0.9
VB = 1.90 Ft3
fsb = 38.57 hz
F3 = 31.99 hz

sealed Target qtc 1.1
VB = 1.11 Ft3
fsb = 47.14 hz
F3 = 35.68 hz


So, yea, I'd put both of them in one 8ft3, mount them push pull slot loaded, and forgetaboutit...........

Again, sealed qtc .707 of 30hz is great.....
sealed qtc .707 f3 of 45hz is not (in room)
sealed qtc .707 f3 of 45hz is great in a vehicle
and excursion protection also..........

You did good.

Norman


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