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27/04/2020 2:26 am
Speaker Impedance
My life will be unsettled until I know the impedance on the original equipment cabin speaker for a Comanche! (ohms)
Anyone happen to possess this bit of obscure knowledge?
(The one I pulled out of my overhead has no markings to that effect on it...)
Thanks!!
Anyone happen to possess this bit of obscure knowledge?

(The one I pulled out of my overhead has no markings to that effect on it...)
Thanks!!
- criffus
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Re: Speaker Impedance
IIRC it was a 4 ohm speaker...could be wrong but thats what comes to mind.
-Zach
-Zach
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Zach Grant L1011jock- Technical Advisor
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Re: Speaker Impedance
Prob'ly right Zach. That's my guess...
I was just curious.
My PS Eng PMA7000B wants a 4-ohm'r by the spec sheet.
I was just curious.
My PS Eng PMA7000B wants a 4-ohm'r by the spec sheet.

- criffus
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Re: Speaker Impedance
Yup...4 ohm it is. Just checked with the avionics department.
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