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No, I mean any distance, if it put out 10 watts at 1 inch, it would be 2.5 watts at 2 inches and .625 watts at 3 inches. You would be wasting huge amounts of po
by SigmundA 12y ago
No, I mean any distance, if it put out 10 watts at 1 inch, it would be 2.5 watts at 2 inches and .625 watts at 3 inches. You would be wasting huge amounts of power just to not have a few inches of wire. At 15ft you would need like 5000W to to get .001W at your device.
This is not even thinking about the efficiency of converting electricity into sound and back again.
You could focus the sound beam to improve things but then you lose the convenience of putting the device anywhere.
- thedufer 12y agoYour math is a little off. Inverse square law means that every doubling in distance quarters the power, so it'd be .625W at 4 inches (or 1.111W at 3 inches).