the[K]id
Nov 21 2002, 04:57 AM
During my wonderings across cyberspace, I saw the word PSI, and was rewarded with
THIS!!! Apparently a video of the first Beyond Audio PSI prototype doing its thing. Enjoy fellas.
[ November 21, 2002, 02:59: Message edited by: the[K]id ]
Splat_man
Nov 21 2002, 05:05 AM
i downloaded.
i saw.
my jaw is now on the floor.
Androo
Nov 21 2002, 05:23 AM
oh that is rather nasty isnt it
SomeFReaK
Nov 21 2002, 11:42 AM
that is awesome, how much power are they putting into it???
DD Phil
Nov 21 2002, 12:05 PM
Walkinshaw
Nov 21 2002, 12:08 PM
Phil, those braham vidoes are insane arent they
they have a new one now, where a guy cracks the frame arround his passanger window from burping at 170.3db
[ November 21, 2002, 10:10: Message edited by: Walkinshaw ]
psi rocks
carn't wait for 2 gen of it meant to be around 100kgs
oh and the PSI in the vid can play music aswell apparently
[ November 21, 2002, 13:44: Message edited by: KraSE ]
Splat_man
Nov 21 2002, 07:54 PM
hehehe krase is getting ideas now
the[K]id
Nov 21 2002, 08:24 PM
From around the place:
Next PSI will be between 100-200 pounds, depending on basket I think. Don, you around?
Oh, and the 1st two are now in an SQ system. Mmmmmmm, bet it could get a flat RTA reading a mile away
Ear bleeder
Nov 22 2002, 02:10 AM
Not trying to turn this into a DD post but you can't go past this, a 9515 hooked up AC main power, blows part of the basket and still keeps going
the links should work
and open ac test 9515
http://www.termpro.com/cgi-bin/ubb/ultimat...t=009074#000000ftp://termpro:termpro@207.73.68.3/
if u look at the basket b4 it is connected it looks stuffed already. if it is the same vid as the one i got
the[K]id
Nov 22 2002, 04:12 AM
Yeah, I think that bit was just taped on. If the basket couldn't survive a burp less than 10kw, I'd say it has issues...
Ear bleeder
Nov 22 2002, 10:03 AM
I saw on termpro, that this sub in question was damaged in transit and the offending bit was originally broken
QUOTE
Yeah, I think that bit was just taped on. If the basket couldn't survive a burp less than 10kw, I'd say it has issues...
just remember they are using mains power
splbound
Nov 22 2002, 04:43 PM
Bah... US mains power is less than ours... 120V AC.. Our 240V AC on the other hand... lets do some maths..
Power = Voltage^2/Resistance
So into 4 ohms..
Power = 240^2/4
That means a wopping 14,400 Watts from our electrical outlet. Playing a constant 50z or was it 60Hz tone... Test your subs on that!!!
At 2 ohms and 1 ohm respectively.. 28,800Watts and 57,600Watts... I doubt your house fuses will stay intact for these anyway.. even with the 4 ohm load.
Power = Current * Resistance
So depending on your house fuses are ratings you can figure out how much power you can get before it blows.
The US has a 120 volts on tap so that works out to be less at 3,600Watts at 4 ohms again at 50 or was it 60Hz.. I'll leave ther rest of the maths for you to work out if you are interested.
the[K]id
Nov 22 2002, 04:52 PM
Problem is you can only draw about 10 amps from most sockets. So actually limited to less than 3kw...
Bassaholic
Nov 22 2002, 05:46 PM
QUOTE
Originally posted by splbound:
Power = Current * Resistance
you mean Power = Current^2 * Resistance
Australian power is at 50hz, US power is at 60hz
Ear bleeder
Nov 22 2002, 06:17 PM
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Bah... US mains power is less than ours... 120V AC..
righty then, have a look at about 39 seconds and what does the multimeter say, 218.4v??? only using 120v hey....
and it is doing 6000 watts, W=EI watts= voltage X amperage current
Thus being 218.4v x 28.8 amps = 6289.92 watts
US main are 60 Hz
If you have a look in the same link but look at the video called thump10_110ac, $20 sub on mains, 110 vac 60Hz 3025 watts
Androo
Nov 23 2002, 03:34 AM
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Originally posted by splbound:
I doubt your house fuses will stay intact for these anyway.. even with the 4 ohm load.
I like that, EVEN with a 4Ω load hahaha. Generally to connect things to mains, we use like 50kΩ
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Originally posted by Androo:
quote:
Originally posted by splbound:
[b] I doubt your house fuses will stay intact for these anyway.. even with the 4 ohm load.
umm i use nails when doing tests
and heck I have 3 phase
toby123
Nov 25 2002, 06:54 PM
the link didnt work for me ( 1,000,000,000,000 wrms one)
thanks
toby
BA5513
Nov 25 2002, 08:50 PM
yes same the link on the termpro site didnt work for me
Splat_man
Nov 25 2002, 09:15 PM
QUOTE
Originally posted by the[K]id:
Problem is you can only draw about 10 amps from most sockets. So actually limited to less than 3kw...
hehe "most" sockets not all sockets are like that
kid knows what i'm talking about
splbound
Nov 25 2002, 09:42 PM
QUOTE
Originally posted by Bassaholic:
quote:
Originally posted by splbound:
[b]
Power = Current * Resistance
Australian power is at 50hz, US power is at 60hz[/b]
Whoopsie...
Yep P = I^2 * R
P=IV
V = I*R
Therefore P = I * I * R
hence P= I^2 * R
BUT something has slipped my mind... The circuit is AC so requires different calculations... I don't think in this situation it will be just Voltage * Current as the woofer has inductance... stuff it...I didn't really like electrical engineering anyway...
The point was.... Australian power outlets deliver more power depending on how many amps the fusebox will put up with.
the[K]id
Nov 26 2002, 03:40 AM
QUOTE
Originally posted by Splat_man:
quote:
Originally posted by the[K]id:
[b]Problem is you can only draw about 10 amps from most sockets. So actually limited to less than 3kw...
kid knows what i'm talking about[/b]
hehehe
BTW: Seems even 15Amp sockets dont like near short circuits. Me n krase discovered that one
QUOTE
Originally posted by the[K]id:
quote:
Originally posted by Splat_man:
[b] quote:
Originally posted by the[K]id:
[b]Problem is you can only draw about 10 amps from most sockets. So actually limited to less than 3kw...
kid knows what i'm talking about[/b]
hehehe
BTW: Seems even 15Amp sockets dont like near short circuits. Me n krase discovered that one [/b]
Yer st00pid safty devices circuit breakers work too well
/me grabs 6mm rod
CHIEF
Nov 26 2002, 07:02 PM
Hey KraSE, u ever had the panel van metered with the inhumans?
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Originally posted by CHIEF:
Hey KraSE, u ever had the panel van metered with the inhumans?
we have had a single inhuman with 2 amps and 12.8v has hit 148 thatw as just chucked in at the last min. that in the sig is a upcomming project. one of many
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