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  1. skittlesRgood
    sounds like you could be doing a lot wrong. how much power are you giving them. do not answer MAX wattage. only look at RMS
  2. skittlesRgood
    funny, but sad.
  3. skittlesRgood
    ass hole... lol YES! finaly some real answers!!! yes i am looking at the db rating. one of the 5" fans does 90cfm at 19db. ok so anything above 40cfm should be great. thats all i needed to know. thanks a lot chevy!!!
  4. skittlesRgood
    thank you, but i already have my plan. i just need to know how much air i need to move.
  5. skittlesRgood
    so no one has an idea on how much air i need to move?
  6. skittlesRgood
    sorry bro but i have to sig that. lol
  7. skittlesRgood
    huh... my xl's didnt get any louder than my sx's. so help me, if you get louder than me on 1 15" im going to be pissed lol. looking forward to seeing some numbers. good luck on your comp!
  8. skittlesRgood
    yes. look at my build log buddy. bottom of the second page will show you the amps.
  9. skittlesRgood
    no... read my mind... do iiiittt.... front of that amp rack
  10. skittlesRgood
    yes i know. not an option for my build though. these will all be pulling. the cool air will come in the other side.
  11. skittlesRgood
    ok here is my reason for asking and not just going for the biggest fan. im going to put the fans on the back of flared ports. if i can use smaller 2.5" fans then i can fit 2 of them on the front of the amp rack and would look better. if they just dont move enough air then ill deal with the one big fan.
  12. skittlesRgood
    http://www.xoxide.com/thermaltake-silent-w...-130mm-fan.html http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...4&CatId=494 stuff like this.
  13. skittlesRgood
    im not really liking those crossflows. but i have an idea that i want to do with the fans and it wont work with a crossflow. i just need to know how much airflow is enough. i can get anywhere from 30-90cfm
  14. skittlesRgood
    bump
  15. skittlesRgood
    well no one here did it or knows why, so why not make a few jokes? laughter makes the world go round.
  16. skittlesRgood
    my saz-1500's are in seperate amp racks and im going to put in cooling fans. but i need to know how much airflow i need? i keep looking for fans with the most flow possible but i realised i might not need all that airflow. i want to use two 2"-2.5" fans for each amp but i can go up to 1 5" fan for each. they will all be pulling air.
  17. skittlesRgood
    i dont think you would die. much less serface area. you could jump into water from that high. why couldnt water jump onto you? lol
  18. skittlesRgood
    its called a parasitic drain. its not THAT uncommon. i dont think its you alt. that sounds more like a guy that doesnt know and is trying to guess. we all do that some times. look up how to find a parasitic drain. now if it is the alarm, is it fixable or is that just something you have to live with? i have a drain as well and i think its the alarm so this could help me as well.
  19. skittlesRgood
    well THERE'S you problem.
  20. skittlesRgood
    on the same amp too...
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  22. skittlesRgood
    neither. it means your turning shit up too high lol. its hard to explain over text. maybe some one can explain what happens, or has a good link. edit - found something.
  23. skittlesRgood
    they are more efficient unstrapped. thats the only differance ive seen. mine are strapped though.
  24. skittlesRgood
    congrats.
  25. skittlesRgood
    if you want to copy anybody you should copy Jack, if you want a blow-through. 6 15"s
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