4 Jun
2003
4 Jun
'03
1:45 a.m.
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Ethan Dicks wrote:
Not sure. There are extensive discussions on this
list about that
very topic. OTOH, I *think* the innards of the 690 are 110V, but the
power distribution box might want 220. In that case, you can plug the
CPU into its own 15A circuit and run the rest of the stuff off of a
different circuit.
Heh. here, 220VAC @ 20A is normal house wiring. Many houses here
are fed with 48A (new) or 60A (old), on three circuits. High power
circuits (dryers, arcos etc) are done on 380VAC (3-phase) here.
My apartment now has the usual 3 220V (60A) circuits, two 380VAC
circuits, and a new 500VAC power line attached to the power stuff
downstairs :)
"Gee, sir... what ARE you going to do here.. would your hobby be
including devices such as electric chairs, perhaps??"
*grin*
:)
--fred
I'm still a bit leary of plugging in a
machine that requires that much
power.
I can understand that. This stuff wasn't exactly designed for home
use.