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Phil Allison
- Jan 1, 1970
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"Paul the Puke "
As the other poster said, your method is a very rough
guestimate.
** No one here said that - you lying, fucking puke !!
The method is very accurate.
** You had no point - you stupid cunthead.
Dumbshit, was that the impedance of a speaker is
measured with AC, not DC.
** Irrelevant to the Q being asked - fuckwit.
Folk have been using multimeters to test speaker impedances ever since they
both existed.
ASD fucked shit brains like YOU are not about the stop them.
So **** Off and Die.
...... Phil
** Yes you can.
** That is all you need - then allow 15-20% extra on that number for the
nominal ( usually also the minimum ) AC impedance value.
The DC ohms plus 15-20 % rule applies to any cone loudspeaker ( drivers
only, not systems) - it accounts for the additional resistive losses in
the magnet structure and suspension parts when that speaker is driven with
AC at the frequency of its impedance minima.
As the other poster said, your method is a very rough
guestimate.
** No one here said that - you lying, fucking puke !!
The method is very accurate.
My point,
** You had no point - you stupid cunthead.
Dumbshit, was that the impedance of a speaker is
measured with AC, not DC.
** Irrelevant to the Q being asked - fuckwit.
Folk have been using multimeters to test speaker impedances ever since they
both existed.
ASD fucked shit brains like YOU are not about the stop them.
So **** Off and Die.
...... Phil