Fernando Cassia wrote: > On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 2:09 PM, <m.roth at 5-cent.us> wrote: > >> >> lmao ;-) You mean like 141W peak consumption, while his toaster needs >> >> 2200W? >> >> You think that's all the one blade, with support and h/d etc will need? >> > Don´t fight guys, please. :)) Hey, he's the one who's using a casting furnace for toast! > > I´ve found more info, I only had to read the sticker on the back of the > enclosure. It reads > "48V DC. 62.5 AMPS max per shelf. Dual circuits (A+B) for redundancy" Um, er, if it takes six blades, that's 48v*10A, which, wattage-wise, is 480W or so, and so less than your microwave. But the amperage worries me a bit. > > The dual male plugs marked "POWER CIRCUIT A" and "POWER CIRCUIT B" means > exactly that. The Beast has two independent 48V DC imputs, for redundancy. > > But the positive and negative on each of the two not marked AT ALL and it > seems to me that the male round plugs protuding are totally reversible > (!?), so there´s a big possibility of frying everything if I get polarity > backwards... > > Oh, Dear God of HP blades, we invoke you... > Maybe on the BSD lists they´d have a clue?. Hmmm... I'd try some HP lists. mark