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If I wanted to use multiple round ports in a ported enclosure, would I take the length given to me on WinISD and divide by the number of ports to get a length per port? For example, if I want two 3" ports and WinISD said port length 21.52", would I divide 21.52 by 2 or is that the port length for each port?

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If I wanted to use multiple round ports in a ported enclosure, would I take the length given to me on WinISD and divide by the number of ports to get a length per port? For example, if I want two 3" ports and WinISD said port length 21.52", would I divide 21.52 by 2 or is that the port length for each port?

thats a super legit question you got there...

but just think why would winisd give you the option to add more than one port, then give you a number youre forced to do more math on to get what your looking for??

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use the area of the two 3" ports. so 14.13 square inches. then use the length it gives you. you dont cut it in half.

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If I wanted to use multiple round ports in a ported enclosure, would I take the length given to me on WinISD and divide by the number of ports to get a length per port? For example, if I want two 3" ports and WinISD said port length 21.52", would I divide 21.52 by 2 or is that the port length for each port?

thats a super legit question you got there...

but just think why would winisd give you the option to add more than one port, then give you a number youre forced to do more math on to get what your looking for??

Even Torres Speaker Box Tuning Calculator said "Two 3" ports with length of 21"". I searched for an answer but even google couldn't help me. lol.

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If I wanted to use multiple round ports in a ported enclosure, would I take the length given to me on WinISD and divide by the number of ports to get a length per port? For example, if I want two 3" ports and WinISD said port length 21.52", would I divide 21.52 by 2 or is that the port length for each port?

thats a super legit question you got there...

but just think why would winisd give you the option to add more than one port, then give you a number youre forced to do more math on to get what your looking for??

Even Torres Speaker Box Tuning Calculator said "Two 3" ports with length of 21"". I searched for an answer but even google couldn't help me. lol.

each port is 21",

if you think about it, it makes sense that a program wont be made to make you do extra math

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