Sergeant_Skyrim
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OMG this makes me SOOOOO sad.
Sad because I didn't actually get to see video of the jackass being shot. Only still frames of him laying on the ground =(
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I feel like you're either going to love this or hate this, but here it is:
The originally song/video was posted in here probably about a month ago so I figured I'd post this for all of those who saw the original to see. I personally enjoyed this cover in addition to the original, this one seems to incorporate many different genres of music which I really enjoyed.
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Appreciate the reference to Beastie Boys around 2:30..."If this gonna be that kinda party I'mma stick my dick in the mashed potatoes!"
Seemed like a pretty funny spoof video though lol, don't think I'll listen to it again but it was still funny. Thanks for the share
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well fuck all right that doesn't make sense to not include it in the program
What's not making sense?
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So what would I enter for bracing then??
You would manually calculate out each piece of bracing that you'll be using. Calculate in inches, then divide by 1728 at the end to find the displacement in cubic feet.
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JL's site recommends tunning the box to 38hz and in would be a brace in the middle,
Even so, you do realize that a value of .75 in the bracing displacement section means three quarters of a cubic foot. Imagine a block of wood 12" tall by 12" wide by 12" deep. You're saying that you'll be using 3/4 of this chunk of wood for bracing.
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Holy .75 ft^3 of bracing displacement batman. That's more than the net internal volume you've left for yourself. And yes, 38.55Hz would be close enough to 38Hz but I don't see why you're tuning that high or using these specs
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Pretty cool shit man! How do you have it all hooked up in your dorm room? I was wanting to a an SSA XCON 10" in a T-Line in my dorm room next year after I finish up the build for my car. Just wondering how you'd power it in a dorm room. Looking forward to the build log though!
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SSA XCON 18s are just under 400 a piece, a little more than the budget you posted but I've heard nothing but good things about them. Their ICON series is in your price range for 2 18s and they're 1250w RMS a piece for $300 ea
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To be quite honest, you might as well get a pair of 18s that you can put more power into and just wall your Cavalier. I'm sure you could find a pair of 18s that'll cost the same as an IA 21" DP but can handle more power and have more cone area.
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I have a pair of power acoustik p3-15w and am using a boss ph5000 watt amp. I am looking to build a ported box that is no bigger than 40"x15"x12" but also have enough room to give these things 4 cubic feet on each side. Can someone plz help me with the dimensions for the box. I would greatly appreciate it.
40x15x12 only gives you 3.16 cubic feet of net internal space. You'd be better off with a single 12 lol. Don't know how you'd be having enough room for 4 cubic feet on each side with only 3.16 cubic feet to work with
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I know you can have too little port area, less than 15in2 per 1ft3..... But often times I see ultra large ports in walled builds. I'm currently designing a 4th order for 2 18s and want to be able to get in through the loading wall to mount the subs. Ported side looks like it's gonna be 12ft3 and a port big enough to fit in is at least 300in2.
Just wondering if it would do anything other than help control excursion maybe from restricted air movement, if that's even the case. It just sounds logical to me.
300in2 for a 12ft3 ported section is 25in2 per 1ft3
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No. Net box space too big and port area/net cubic feet too small. Could easily fix this by adjusting either width or depth and making either smaller.
EDIT: You want somewhere around 16 square inches of port area per net cubic foot though. So if you reduce the depth/width of box to make it around suggested specs for that 15 (I don't personally know) and you still haven't hit that number then try changing the port width to 3.5 or 4 maybe.
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Liked the page, not because you asked, but because you have some really nice pictures of your work man. Wish I lived around you...seems like it'd be pretty fun to just come hang out and shoot the shit while you do work!
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Would also like to point out that 1.7ftx3ftx3ft is less gross volume than what you posted. Math might be off in a couple places, never hurts to double check
1.7x3x3 is 15.3
Sorry about that, meant to post net instead of gross. The 15.3 cubic feet includes all of the space that the wood takes up.
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Would also like to point out that 1.7ftx3ftx3ft is less gross volume than what you posted. Math might be off in a couple places, never hurts to double check
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So that's why it was such a pain in the ass to get it into the 1/0 connectors I had lol. I agree with the Knu CCA if your on a budget. I used it for my big three and have had no problems. Still noticed a solid 1~2/10ths of a volt higher. The rubber jacket does seem kind of thin in my opinion tho...
Just ordered 36' of xscorpion 0ga from darvex. Ill let you know how it is when it gets here tomorrow!
Nice man! Hope mine gets here by Saturday, that way I can wire up my XP3000 in the trunk this weekend
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Pretty informative stuff here definitely a great read. Sending in a order for 50 feet of the welding cable as we speak!
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Alrighty then, guess I'll be ordering up 50 feet of 1/0 welding cable! Thanks for the input everybody =)
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Came across what looks to be some good priced welding cable...does this seem like a good substitute for 0 gauge?
Welding cable is great stuff as long as its ofc. its gonna be a little less flexible but still I'd use it.
If youre short on cash get knukonceptz CCA 50ft spool for less than 100. Its cheaper than welding cable
Wouldn't the OFC welding cable be better than CCA?
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Can't go wrong with OFC
Isn't welding cable OFC?
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Came across what looks to be some good priced welding cable...does this seem like a good substitute for 0 gauge?
https://weldingsupply.securesites.com/cgi-bin/einstein.pl?Next::1:UNDEF:OR:terms::PA#A2
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how much you trying to spend?
tsunami is very good for the money, id go with knu or shok wire
I'm looking for right around 50 feet most likely. I will have 2 batteries, one under the hood and one in the trunk. So I just need enough 0 gauge to make between all of that.
EDIT: I also saw in the wire/fuse guide thread pinned up top that 2 gauge wire should be good enough, but I can't find anywhere reliable that I know of who sells it
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Alright, so I tried checking on Audiosavings for some 0 gauge wiring that I'm going to be needing soon. I came across http://www.audiosavings.com/products/Car-Amplifier-Power-Cable/Cadence-0G100-BLACK-0-AWG-Gauge-25-Feet-Amp-Power--Ground-Wire-Car-Audio-Cable/25+FEET+0G100-BLACK.aspx and it doesn't seem like it's 100% OFC 0 gauge wire like I'm looking for.
I'm just trying to save as much money as possible (aren't we all?) while still getting good quality wire. I'm going to be running a BRZ2100.1D (maybe 1700.1D if Audiosavings doesn't stock any 2100s soon) so I need wire that'll be able to support this. If anybody knows of any other wire that's reasonably priced and that'll be able to support what I'm getting then that'd be great. I've read a few times that welding cable is about half the price of true 1/0 and works just as good. So might just end up going that route to be honest.
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Right where it says "Watch the video here."? That video seemed choppy, like it was starting and stopping every couple seconds. That's what I meant by still frames
I hope this teaches gangbangers and thugs a lesson though, that there are still people out there who aren't going to put up with their shit. I am glad that this was an ex-deputy though, otherwise I could see this ending up as the hero ending up in jail because he was a regular citizen with a gun "just looking to kill somebody"