An EXCEL based box calculator

[altoncustomtech 773]

Well, here we go, I've created this in an attempt to make a tool that can help take the guess work out of all the difficult to figure on a calculator values we constantly figure for box building. I think this is a decent tool and that it could work for alot of us. I'm putting it out here for all to try and give it some real world tests. Let me know if you guys find anything wrong with the sheet just let me know I'll do my best to fix it.

So here ya go, we'll try this link out first just copy/paste: =http://www.mediafire.com/file/ugzuqj4mzjw/Box Calculator.xls=

Edited June 26, 2009 by Alton

[Basshead 3]

definitely a different way to go about the calculations. i went to check the accuracy with mine, but does yours only do aero ports? so i'll leave that up to someone else to check. and where are you from? i noticed the measurements are metric. i dno if anyone here in the states uses metric as a normal unit of measurement, so i dno how many will be able to use it with ease

[altoncustomtech 773]

definitely a different way to go about the calculations. i went to check the accuracy with mine, but does yours only do aero ports? so i'll leave that up to someone else to check. and where are you from? i noticed the measurements are metric. i dno if anyone here in the states uses metric as a normal unit of measurement, so i dno how many will be able to use it with ease

No, all the measurements are standard, it just shows the metric conversions so that the formula will work. It's the same formula that Vance Dickason uses, only his is designed for metric that's why all the conversions happen, also, it doesn't just give the port length it calculates the enclosure sizes with the port and driver displacements as well. And now it even figures for Slot ports.... =http://www.mediafire.com/file/nwj0o0mjuji/Box Calculator.xls=

Edited June 28, 2009 by Alton

[altoncustomtech 773]

Just bumpin' the topic....