Re: cisco power supplies

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From: Alan S. Watt
Date: Sat, 15 Sep 1990 18:03

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We've seen no problems, but I have seen mentioned that you can stuff
more cards in an AGS chassis than the power supply can support.

One solution for this is to hook up a wind-turbine generator driven
by the exhaust stream from the cooling turbo-fan.  This configuration
is not supported by cisco, as they envision attaching air skirts to
the enclosure to turn it into a little Ground Effect Machine, for
ease in moving them about :-) :-).

	- Alan S. Watt
	  High Speed Networking, Yale University
	  Computing and Information Systems
	  Box 2112 Yale Station
	  New Haven, CT  06520-2112
	  (203) 432-6600 X394
	  Watt-Alan@Yale.Edu

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