I am simulating my Peerless XLS10 830452 in WinISD and I get a recommendation for really small enclosures.
I decided to ignore the default recommendation of a 4.9lt enclosure tuned at 45Hz or something and I am simulating a box at approximately 17lt tuned at around 28Hz.
I plan to use a slot vent of 3cm height and 22cm width (to match the box depth) and I get a 1.3 meters long port (approximately).
Am I correct assuming that the vent volume is not included in the calculations? that means that I may build a 17lt box (internal volume) as long as the port will be external right?
If this is the case, I have already designed a box that the vent starts from one corner of the box and circles around it on all sides.
I end up with a box approximately 40X44X27 outer dimensions with the 17lt chamber in the middle and the slot vent (that has a net volume of an additional 6.6lt) around it.
Is that correct?
I decided to ignore the default recommendation of a 4.9lt enclosure tuned at 45Hz or something and I am simulating a box at approximately 17lt tuned at around 28Hz.
I plan to use a slot vent of 3cm height and 22cm width (to match the box depth) and I get a 1.3 meters long port (approximately).
Am I correct assuming that the vent volume is not included in the calculations? that means that I may build a 17lt box (internal volume) as long as the port will be external right?
If this is the case, I have already designed a box that the vent starts from one corner of the box and circles around it on all sides.
I end up with a box approximately 40X44X27 outer dimensions with the 17lt chamber in the middle and the slot vent (that has a net volume of an additional 6.6lt) around it.
Is that correct?