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Rsd 250.2

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 7:17 pm
by rh_916
Just wondering if anybody runs there at 2ohms stereo and if there's any problems since i might get one to run 4 speakers

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 8:11 pm
by Bfowler
should be totally fine. it has a pretty massive heat sink for its size

Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 9:46 pm
by rh_916
If i run an 250.2 at 2 ohms stereo would it be sucking more power then an 300.4 or 500.4 running at 4 ohms.

Posted: Mon Nov 22, 2010 11:18 pm
by Stryker
rh_916 wrote:If i run an 250.2 at 2 ohms stereo would it be sucking more power then an 300.4 or 500.4 running at 4 ohms.
possibly but 4ohms is usually less current draw....

Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 1:32 am
by Bfowler
rh_916 wrote:If i run an 250.2 at 2 ohms stereo would it be sucking more power then an 300.4 or 500.4 running at 4 ohms.
we can do a little math to get a good guess. (i used its non cea rated power)

using I = Sqrt (P / R)

250.2 = sqrt (125/2) (x 2 for each channel) = about 16amps

300.4 = sqrt (75/4) (x4 for each channel) = about 17.3amps

500.4 = sqrt (125/4) (x4 for each channel) = about 22.5amps

of course voltage from your battery will come into play, and the amps efficiency. but it will give you a guess on how far apart they will be

Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 9:14 am
by stipud
Bfowler wrote:
rh_916 wrote:If i run an 250.2 at 2 ohms stereo would it be sucking more power then an 300.4 or 500.4 running at 4 ohms.
we can do a little math to get a good guess. (i used its non cea rated power)

using I = Sqrt (P / R)

250.2 = sqrt (125/2) (x 2 for each channel) = about 16amps

300.4 = sqrt (75/4) (x4 for each channel) = about 17.3amps

500.4 = sqrt (125/4) (x4 for each channel) = about 22.5amps

of course voltage from your battery will come into play, and the amps efficiency. but it will give you a guess on how far apart they will be
Amp efficiency will be 50-60% so it makes a substantial difference in the current draw (basically double the numbers you quoted)