Batteries
Proof of the batteries before i put it inside the speaker(barely fits)
18 cells 3.7v 3Ah
Wiring 3S6P
12.6v 18,000mAh
More cracked?
12.6v 18,000mAh Li-ion battery 3S6P
Amplifier is XH-A232
Step up converter to 19v
Step down converter to 5v
Isolated 5v B0505S-1W chip
Dual 3 inch 15w rms 87dB 1w/1m
Dual 1 inch tweeters 20w 98dB 1w/1m
Cardboard with internal bracings
Quite unbelievable i barely fit all the batteries inside...
Is this cracked enough y'all?
12.6v 3S3p 9Ah battery pack with the XH-A232 amplifier and a boost converter inside to boost to 19v
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BT5.0 bluetooth currently using B1205S-1W step down...(replacing it for a stable wider input voltage
Does this color fits it?
The JBL GT5-S12 was not really thumping on this wooden room but when on concrete it absolutely destroys my chest
About 4 ohms 300w rms at 1200w peak
Kinda looks delicious... idk why some hate on it... after all it thumps my chest if its on a corner
Made of Thick cardboard with internal bracing
Using oily glue (Cyanoacrylate) to hold the structure and B-7000 (adhesive glue) in help to keep it intact and seal, layered with a waste of eletrical tape for water protection IV and acting as a double seal.
Amplifier: XH-A232 30w × 2, 24v, 4 ohms 10% THD
Battery: 12.6v 6Ah (cuts the wattage yes, to low voltage)
Drivers: Dual 3 inch Long throw 15w - 20w rms Woofers 4 ohm and dual 1 inch high sensitivity tweeters of 15w 4 ohm (quite overpowering the woofers)
Sensitivity: Woofers: 90dB 1w/1m(quite impressive actually)
Tweeters: 97dB 1w/1m
SPL: i measured 110dB although i can say its the tweeters being loud...
You can say that these parts are soo cheap... after all im just a 16 year old messing with electronics and DIY...
Delicious for my eyes
That's another JBL GT5-S12 of 300w RMS 1200w Peak...
Getting delivered for me... so i will have dual identical subs