would .60 cubic ft work
1190122
When I ordered the product it came with no manual as far as directions or space required but I put it in a box about1ft and it sounds great
1190123
I would think so I have mine in a sealed (which this sub will work in ported as well) box@.8 ft3and it sounds good.
1121053
The simple math is 38 X 38 X 2 = 2888 cubic inches. That is 12.5 gallons. If the 2 inch height is filled with objects then you would need to subtract the volume of the objects to get the needed volume of product.
983608
In my opinion it would not be adequate to the task. Insufficient cfm delivered at 120 psi would be very slow. Might be ok for a rare occasions but not regular application.
2107787
yep, 11.5 cubic feet (actually I got 11.6, but 11.5 is close enough). If you want to do the math - 48 x 19 x 22 = 20064 cubic inches divide by 1728 to convert to cubic feet which ends up being 11.61 http://www.wikihow.com/Find-Cubic-Feet
1644218
Each box would have approx 1.9 cubic ft of space. The total cubic ft combined for the full 20 boxes with this purchase would provide for approx 38 cubic ft of packing.
1631293
There is a full 18" of opening on both sides, so your components will fit. As to the 60 lb load, maybe. You may have to brace the legs a bit more...
1144821
I have one setup on a 60g cube, and it pulls dark skimmate. But if you can afford it, go ahead and grab the 150g for the proc it well worth it.
2273760
The rule is a ton of AC (12000 BTUs) for every 300 to 500 square feet of space. Your 22x20 = 440 sqft so 1 ton would make but 1 1/2 tons would probably better suit your climate.
562137
I have a 15 Gallon Porter Cable with 5.7 cuft @ 90 psi air delivery. That works but not at full speed.More would be better. So if you have less power than mine I think it will be frustrating !
950057
I would say most likely no...mine is on a 54 inch bench and has some extra room, but I doubt you could cover 60. I think the ad said it was for a 50 something inch bench.
1661507
We have e 50 in it & there's a little room left. I think a 60 inch might fit but not with a room left.
2129080
I'm not sure about the 60, but I use it for my 40 breeder and it works well. It doesn't go across the whole length so I might suggest a longer one
627806
I think so. That would be 15 sq feet. It's been some time but I thing it was 60" wide
1209592
We only have a 42 inch on it & it's moveable (up to about a 45 degree angle) but I would imagine the 60 inch wouldn't leave much room...
2038369
I believe it will work okay for that application, as long as the maximum pressure is less than 60 psi.
666210
I don't think a 60" bar would be usable. I have a 72' olympic bar and there is only about 3.5" of clearance ecah side. The outside distance to the uprights is 46". My 60" exercise bar with fixed collars will not rack up.
384493
I have a 60 gallon and from what I have seen as long as you can maintain 80psi you should be fine. Hope this helps.