what is the air space required
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.65 to 1.25 sealed. Reccomend .8. Ported it lists .9 to 1.5 reccomended 1.1 this is straight off the pioneer site for it
174042
I can't remember on mine, but i think it was the classic 1.5 sealed 2 ported.
174043
If I remember it correctly, it calls for between .6 and 1.2 but it reccomends .85 if you go to the pioneer site then it should have it listed or even google the instructions for this sub and it'll have it listed. I built mine to be exactly .85 and it sounds great.
341288
I have the air so I can't say for sure. With the air in it, there is not as much extra space as I had anticipated, which I'm glad about. Maybe email the seller?
161764
I would not recommend it. It might "fit", but it's not going to fit. The Air is thinner.
1549969
I'm not sure, I use it for travel but in car, I haven't try trough air! Sorry
2137975
i sent it to a pal in FL as a present, sorry I can't help you. how big could it be without air? good luck with the duck. fergy
681470
If you have an R/O systems, you will need an air gap. Otherwise, I do not think it is necessary.
1676066
Agreed with lifebird, I usually space 3-4 feet, but you will need to double up in some areas. 250ft is a good number
833212
13.5 inches deep, 20 inches wide, 31.75 inches high. You probably need at least 6 inches of free space at the sides to provide proper ventilation. 6 bottles in top zone, 15 in lower zone.
1130541
It needs to have adequate ventilation. I believe the instructions said at least 8" around.
972679
Yes, just make sure that you allow about two inches of air space, or else it will crack! I speak from personal experience.
2092593
I think that air cans won't have enough capacity. Try. Purchasing an air tank for automotive use, they have a larger capacity.
910638
Don't know current airline requirements. Having stowed underseat items in years past, my recall is this carrier would be too large = apx 24 long x 15 high x 15-1/2 wide.
1813788
I am not sure but I think if you can leave air space around it, it should be okay.
1003861
The book says, for sufficient air flow allow 30 cm of space above, 10 cm at back, 7.5 cm on each side.Do not remove feet on which microwave stands.
1738228
The amount of surface space required varies because this stand is adjustable. The minimum is 3-4", but as we have used it, it generally takes up 6-9".
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Draws air in from the front, blows it out the top (basically behind and a lil below the top controls). I'd say 6"-12" should be enough distance.
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Not enough room for one inch above or below. It measures about 3/4 total space.