Xmax approximation = [Hc-Hg]/2
Where:
Hc = coil height
Hg = magnetic gap height
So assuming a constant Hg, the VC must get shorter to decrease Xmax, ergo the 421 would theoretically have a much shorter Vc than a 416. That said, there may be more at play here WRT each motor's design, but never bothering to learn about any detail differences across a 'family' of drivers or do any re-coning, I've no clue what the reality is.
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Not nearly belated as me, his post just popped up earlier today in my email, so thought I was making a timely response for a change only to notice yours after I uploaded mine.
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32B? 800 Hz horn that wants a >1 kHz XO point coupled to a 'textbook' 500 Hz/2nd order? 'Careful with that axe [volume control] Eugene'!
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