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|    Re: More Math I Never Did    |
|    16 Dec 18 22:50:52    |
      >"Why not do a crossover electronically, before the power amps?"              Been done, is done. I screwed up, that impedance was at 19Hz, not KHz.               Active crossovers and multiple amps are the best way to go but are too       complicated for most people.               >"I don't like music. I never listen to it voluntarily. "              Well you are more picky than I. I am quite picky about what I will feed my       speakers. I also can't stand distortion. Yes my ears are half shot but I can       still hear some things.               Now after I thought about it, wondering why the answer was in uH was stupid. I       put in the measurements and they are like .034 and all , below one. So instead       of 0.000000000X H it was in uH. OK.               But what if I put the dimensions in metric ? They do not have different       Henries as far as I know.               For example when I was playing around with BASIC I wrote a program that would       recalculate the displacement of an ICE when bored out. In that one if the       measurements were put in in English the result would be, if the input was       metric then so would be the        output.               This does not seem to apply here. If I put in 2.54 instead of 1, what then ? A       metric Henry ? I find that hard to believe.               Anyway, this is what happens when idle hands find no Devil. And that is why I       put it in basics. It doesn't belong in design or repair.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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