What is the minimum amount of airspace for this sub?
1685774
Rockford Fosgate has great box design resources on their website for every specific driver. They recommend .75 cubic feet for this one: http://www.rockfordfosgate.com/products/details/r1s410
1619054
I'm flying in a week and am wondering the same thing. Delta's limits are 62 in. (L + H + W). It seems that this would be bigger than that 62. in. restriction--I guess it's just a matter of whether the airline would really measure it or not.
2246088
I made a fiberglass enclosure however, I believe the recommended size is between .5 and 1 cu. ft. Of airspace which looks like a box about twice the size of the sub.
1620118
Yes, u can control the vol on sub, I'm currently deployed so I can't get the dimensions for u.
950261
Using the dimensions stated in the other post, H=15" W=22" D1=16.8" D2=12.5" and accounting for 5/8" material:This gives you an internal airspace of 2.21 cubic feet. (The magnet of the speaker will use some of this space, so effectively it's slightly less than 2.21 cf.)
1811722
You only need 6 inches of clearance. Lower to frame is better for blowing rain + snow. Wish mine was a bit lower. But love it.
778878
I don't believe square footage matters. It's the amount of air that flows through your system. Almost all residential systems are within the limits.
1676066
Agreed with lifebird, I usually space 3-4 feet, but you will need to double up in some areas. 250ft is a good number
1130541
It needs to have adequate ventilation. I believe the instructions said at least 8" around.
1473486
The fan is approximately 24 inches wide, so that should be the minimum width.
2065233
2 Inches should suffice if you are asking this question. Seriously though, minimum clearance is the distance from your shoulders to the top of your head.
973585
based on my measurements (its correct) length = 10.25 in; width = 8.5 in; height = 3.5 in. airspace = 304.9375 cubic in = 0.1765 cubic feetbut it sounds as good as one could considering it is firing down(for a shallow mount)
1208143
Hello, it took approx 3 boxes of 18x32, to complete my bel-air which did not include the overhead. Completion was doors, floors etc. My som did all the work and was precise on all the cuts, Note, I must say that the sound is dead now as I have a 454 BB and it makes a big difference to do sound barriers.Dan
2117345
15" minimum requirement from the wall to the front corner, I hope this helps.The Organizing Place
1017774
I don't think there is that much room. I would keep it as clear as possible.
1514328
5.25 inches. I wouldn't recommend this sub. I would move up to the P1 at least.
707102
I'd say practically your visibility is your limit on an average sized plane (.40) let's just say 1000 feet if you want to put a number on it.