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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Hague" data-source="post: 49085" data-attributes="member: 128">Re: Multi building 70volt system - is this normal?The primary expectation is to get it working with no hums, buzzes, farts or or other rude happenings - they need it working in all buildings reliably. The Events Director would like to explore additional possibilities but the master plan for the complex calls for these buildings to be torn down and replaced possibly within 2 years so upgrades are not something that she will likely pay a lot for unless there is some assurance that the components could be re-purposed in to the new building(s) if that comes to pass (apparently thats been in the plan for several years already). Obviously with no (architectural) plans for the new buildings, I cant provide that assurance... Luckily she is pretty sharp and understands that money spent on re-wiring the current system will be lost when they tear the existing buildings down.Thanks again JR!Jeff</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Hague, post: 49085, member: 128"] Re: Multi building 70volt system - is this normal? The primary expectation is to get it working with no hums, buzzes, farts or or other rude happenings - they need it working in all buildings reliably. The Events Director would like to explore additional possibilities but the master plan for the complex calls for these buildings to be torn down and replaced possibly within 2 years so upgrades are not something that she will likely pay a lot for unless there is some assurance that the components could be re-purposed in to the new building(s) if that comes to pass (apparently thats been in the plan for several years already). Obviously with no (architectural) plans for the new buildings, I cant provide that assurance... Luckily she is pretty sharp and understands that money spent on re-wiring the current system will be lost when they tear the existing buildings down. Thanks again JR! Jeff [/QUOTE]

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