Please read below This prompts my new question... >3) If you plan to use multiple 900PCB boards in a system, the *best way* is >to run >16ga. wire from *each* board back to the Power One. Hello All, I am running power from one SKB to the next and I want to know if it is OK to use 18 awg wire to send out the power one to a barrier strip and then to the speakon connector and pcb connecting power to the modules. It is stated below to use 16awg, although all of my MOTM power cables are 18awg. I have a bunch of 18awg wire here with the crimps for it and I don't want to buy three new rolls (colors) of 16awg and new connectors just for this project if I can avoid it. Please tell me if this sounds OK... I have mounted a one unit panel to the left of my rear mounted power 900 supply. On this panel I have a Speakon connector and a panel mounted barrier strip. I plan to use the existing wires and crimps to come down the opposite side (over the power one) to the panel mounted barrier strip. This strip splits the power to the pcb on the 900 and to the Speakon on the one space panel. This is good, right? The speakon takes power through a 3 foot cable to the second SKB cabinet where I have a rear mounted 19" 2-space panel with a Speakon and a pcb for power distribution mounted. The wires from the Speakon go directly to the pcb for power distribution. Is this good? What about the fourth wire in the Speakon cable? Should I run a double ground through the Speakon cable? Please advise Thanks for your help and advice gentlemen, I appreciate it!!! Thomas White _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com.
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Power Supply Rules Question
2000-11-10 by thomas white
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