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Posted by Bill Farnsworth on 06/11/07 17:36
"Bernie Dwyer" <b_duibhirz@yahooz.comz.auz> wrote
>
> More helpful replies, thanks.
>
> Now, I re-configured the output to not dedicate a separate phase to
> unit
> appliances. This results in more messy cabling, but a better result
> overall.
>
> Now, phase 1 is just lights, constant load, at 80% of stated rating
> (i.e. 22.4 amps of a 27 amp maximum). That's a 4K HMI and 2 redheads
> @
> 650W each.
>
> Phase 2 is lights, smoke machine and airbrish compressor, 69%
> constant,
> 83% surge (i.e. when the smoke machine and/or compressor cycle). 2x
> 2K
> blondes, a redhead, a smoke machine and airbrush compressor (the
> redhead
> will cycle as makeup needs it - not at the same time as filming)
>
> Phase 3 is lights and electric jug, 60% constant, but 94% surge
> (when
> the jug is used to boil water - gotta have tea & coffee available!)
> 2x
> 2K blondes and a 2200w jug.
>
> Thanks for your help/suggestions. The film's called "The Green Man",
> if
> you happen to stumble upon it sometime...
>
Sounds like you got it all sorted out.
Does the rental company sign off on your design?
You know, for not much more money, you can buy or rent a 3500w
generator that could be dedicate to craft services and production
support. This leaves the main generator to production.
Will you be charging batteries and / or be utilizing a video village
in the field?
Regards,
Bill Farnsworth
www.billfarnsworthvideo.com
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