Greetings!
I thought that it would be good etiquette to start a single thread for all questions and progress updates on this (yet to be named) project. Hopefully this makes it easy to follow from beginning to end, and keeps my obtuse line of questions contained to a single thread HAHA!
The next order of business is finalizing box volume(s), so that I can get the dimensions finalized before making some sawdust.
Below is my first draft using UniBox to model the NE225Ws. The one issue that I seem to keep running into, whether I model it with 1 or 2 ports is Port Air Speed. Either way, increasing the port ID enough to reduce the air speed results in impractically long port lengths. How much of a concern is the air speed with a rear-facing port with a 1.5" round-over?
As always, thanks to everyone for your knowledge. I look forward to learning a great deal throughout this build, and hopefully giving back to the forum throughout the process.
Cheers!
Joe

I thought that it would be good etiquette to start a single thread for all questions and progress updates on this (yet to be named) project. Hopefully this makes it easy to follow from beginning to end, and keeps my obtuse line of questions contained to a single thread HAHA!
The next order of business is finalizing box volume(s), so that I can get the dimensions finalized before making some sawdust.
Below is my first draft using UniBox to model the NE225Ws. The one issue that I seem to keep running into, whether I model it with 1 or 2 ports is Port Air Speed. Either way, increasing the port ID enough to reduce the air speed results in impractically long port lengths. How much of a concern is the air speed with a rear-facing port with a 1.5" round-over?
As always, thanks to everyone for your knowledge. I look forward to learning a great deal throughout this build, and hopefully giving back to the forum throughout the process.
Cheers!
Joe
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