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I believe, but don`t quote me, that that belief is old and outdated from the days when lead acid battery cases where made of doped wood and used to slowly leak over time and the electrolyte would be absorbed by the concrete.
As I say, I`m not 100%, but keeping them off the floor would not be too difficult, nor would it cause adverse effects.
very jealous, what a setup!
Do you have to move the shelf to open the cabinet and install gear? How do you access the hot side?
I'm not sure what you mean by shelf?
As for accessing the hot side, the cabinet has wheels. Power is a single cable to the cab, as is data so I just left a large loop on those. When I need to get at the back I just wheel the cab forward.
This, obviously, is going to get a little harder once I get my UPS + 2 Battery Packs in there...
As for accessing the hot side, the cabinet has wheels. Power is a single cable to the cab, as is data so I just left a large loop on those. When I need to get at the back I just wheel the cab forward.
This, obviously, is going to get a little harder once I get my UPS + 2 Battery Packs in there...
USF-Nealio
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It looks like the server rack isn't directly against the wall on the left side. Though the back door is against the wall, it looks like the unit isn't pushed into the corner.
Red Squirrel
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Yeah that's not going to be their permanent location. I'm not sure yet where I want to put them. I might build a shelving system specifically for them and to have room for expansion. Would have to be very strong though, those suckers are heavy.
Cerulean
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Why ?
dooo iiiiiiit!
I want to see.
Ok, here you go.
networking gear piling up in my closet.
2 x 1u servers i got for free yesterday.
My Aleph class A amp's that i am starting to work on again, building some proper chassis.
Building the CRC psu for my amp's
old lga775 cpu, and one is a single core xeon using ddr400 YUKS lol
I can help with the 3500 getting to warm...
Clean and precise. I admire this a lot - good setup!
Danny_Payne
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^ To add to that, I like the blue glow, awesome.
Seeing all them drives reminded me I need to replace one of mine, it seems to have just died on me. It's been flashing orange for a while, only now it's just started flashing red. Glad it's the hot spare and not one of the main ones lol.
Also also, what are the 2 6 drive boxes at the bottom? They look nice!
Seeing all them drives reminded me I need to replace one of mine, it seems to have just died on me. It's been flashing orange for a while, only now it's just started flashing red. Glad it's the hot spare and not one of the main ones lol.
Also also, what are the 2 6 drive boxes at the bottom? They look nice!
Intel SR1550's; they're dual xeon machines with 16GB RAM and 5GB NIC's a piece.
so loud.
didnt think that purchase through very well, I dont think I can rack it in my office, as I will have to hear it all the time.
unless I can swap the fans somehow
sadly I was going to get a netscreen 50 but the 1000 was cheaper
Pm me
I'll helpCame home to a loud constant noise and a bad smell in the basement
WTF are we looking at exactly?
Is that a rack mount unit ?
Yes, the SUA1500RM2U
epimetheus
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Wow, that's a pretty bad failure. Any idea what component met it's end?
Looks like a power fet went AWOL!
That't not actually that bad. Try having a switching amplifier go full open, and take out the WHOLE amplifier, and psu
smps = NOT GOOD for audio !
CiscoInside
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I am going to post some pictures today, I actually have had the servers and some of the network equipment off this weekend to take a break... Well opening everything up, blowing it out, etc.