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nogimic
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I would like to see a table/chrat, with all the different configurations for ohms.
jl audio has a small one, but I would like to see everything.
anyone?

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Sid Grice
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http://www.the12volt.com/ohm/ohmslaw.asp

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that did not really help much.
I need a basic caculator.

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Sid Grice
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http://www.electronics2000.com/zip/calc/calc.htm

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I think he means ohm loads on amps...

Try www.rockfordfosgate.com for a basic start. www.jlaudio.com/tutorials is also very good.

Sums at www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq

That last one is an excellent site.

There is also a lot of information on this site under Articles.

The actual sums are difficult to understand for some, so here's my basic explanation.

For series wiring, add the values of the coils together.

For parallel, divide the value of the coils by the number of coils.

Series-parallel is a mixture of both wiring methods as you probably know...



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