Also, due to the internal wiring resistance and resistance from the individual outlets/switches on the circuit, that could explain a .5v drop .. that and the actual accuracy of the meter.
Need ceremony systems...which option do you like and why?
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in teh house it's old wiring (40- yrs maybe) and my studio is ~10 year old wiring, but i'm off on a sub panel in a seperate building 50 some feet away. Didn't expect to see any difference really, or maybe a lower reading, but not a higher one.
So I ran the yamaha systems for 4 1/2 hours...used .12 kwh. I didn't have the wireless mic pllugged in. so that means its drawing .03kw per hour...I htink that equates to 30w.
If so...then my inverter/batt should power it no problem (can do 300w on 'slow' mode).
how long? A calculator on line says I can draw 80w for a bit over a hour, which should be fine.
I'll have to do a more detailed test and use the mic and see. I can always bring a bigger battery. or 200 ft of ext cord but really don't want go that route.
So I ran the yamaha systems for 4 1/2 hours...used .12 kwh. I didn't have the wireless mic pllugged in. so that means its drawing .03kw per hour...I htink that equates to 30w.
If so...then my inverter/batt should power it no problem (can do 300w on 'slow' mode).
how long? A calculator on line says I can draw 80w for a bit over a hour, which should be fine.
I'll have to do a more detailed test and use the mic and see. I can always bring a bigger battery. or 200 ft of ext cord but really don't want go that route.
Mack Entertainment
DJ Extraordinaire
My ceremony speaker is a Bose L1 Compact. My ceremony console is a $30 case from Harbor Freight Tools with a Yamaha mixer, 2 Sennheiser wireless mics and an iPad. Here's what it looked like when I was configuring it (the iPad is now wired to the mixer and the mixer has been set into the foam:
I can have this system packed up in 30 seconds, and can run it all off of a battery pack if I need to. It's perfect.
That's James Bond DJ Sh*t there! Awesome!
