Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Greg Bass" data-source="post: 130702" data-attributes="member: 655">Re: Removing the xlr latches...Have to agree.&nbsp; Running a digital desk without a UPS that has voltage regulation, especially on a genny - even&nbsp; a pro genny, is not wise.&nbsp; I run my X32&#039;s on a&nbsp; TRIPP-LITE SMART 500RT in a single space rack.&nbsp;&nbsp; Regulates voltage between 90-125 volts.&nbsp; I tested it with a vari-ac.150&#039; of 10AWG will run you 1% voltage loss.&nbsp; So if you started at the genny at 118, you&#039;d have @ 116 at the end of the cable.&nbsp; About what you metered. I had a situation where the client did not hire the requested genny.&nbsp; I found a couple of 2k Honda gennys for power when I arrived at the show site.&nbsp; Well,&nbsp; the digital amps in the powered speakers on monitors (NX520p) would output blaring, full-scale digital hash when the voltage dropped below a certain level.&nbsp;&nbsp; The performers were not amused. Live and learn...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greg Bass, post: 130702, member: 655"] Re: Removing the xlr latches... [FONT=arial]Have to agree. Running a digital desk without a UPS that has voltage regulation, especially on a genny - even a pro genny, is not wise. I run my X32's on a [COLOR=#333333]TRIPP-LITE SMART 500RT in a single space rack. Regulates voltage between 90-125 volts. I tested it with a vari-ac.[/COLOR] [/FONT] 150' of 10AWG will run you 1% voltage loss. So if you started at the genny at 118, you'd have @ 116 at the end of the cable. About what you metered. I had a situation where the client did not hire the requested genny. I found a couple of 2k Honda gennys for power when I arrived at the show site. Well, the digital amps in the powered speakers on monitors (NX520p) would output blaring, full-scale digital hash when the voltage dropped below a certain level. The performers were not amused. Live and learn... [/QUOTE]

Verification