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ok i am building a box for 2 orion 15 h2's and the dimentions are 38wide x 25high x 30deep for a total of 14.15 cubic feet. and i want to make this box ported but i have no idea how to figure out the port diamiter or the port length, the box will be tuned to 32mhz.
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https://www.the12volt.com/caraudio/boxcalcs.asp
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Don't forget to subtract the cubic ft of the port from the box also.
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Posted: May 25, 2006 at 3:58 PM / IP Logged  
...and you should have at least 1 cu ft of bracing incorporated into a box that size.
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yea i looked at that and tryed to put all the info in and to tune it to 32 mhz it said to have like a 7 inch port like 12 inches long,and that seems a little strange in a box that is 30 inches long

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If I were you I would go with a slot port.
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according to the dimensions you provided 38 x 25 x 30 = 28500 inches when you divide that by 1728 inches to calculate the cubed footage, I get 16.49 ft^3 not 14.51 ft^3. am I doing something wrong?
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killer sonata- you aren't accounting for the 3/4" MDF.
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oh ok. But wouldnt you want to use 1" MDF for a box that large?
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Personally I would, but his original figures were for 3/4" MDF.
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