mrgrumpy1
Have any of you guys done a gig using a generator? And if so, did you take any precautions, or use something like an isolation transformer?
geposted Thu 20 Oct 16 @ 11:45 pm
the SOUND INSURGENT
Alot of great info here, https://serato.com/forum/discussion/87671#new
geposted Fri 21 Oct 16 @ 1:19 am
jasonhooper
I've done it twice with no issues whatsoever. Both with 2000 watt inverter generators.
geposted Fri 21 Oct 16 @ 1:29 am
mp3jrick
Did a sweet 16 in a back yard, rental wouldn't start.
Make sure it starts before the rental crew leaves.
Also did an RV resort when a storm knocked out the power for a day.
It saved the event and got paid.
Never had a problem, done quite a few that way.
Make sure it starts before the rental crew leaves.
Also did an RV resort when a storm knocked out the power for a day.
It saved the event and got paid.
Never had a problem, done quite a few that way.
geposted Fri 21 Oct 16 @ 9:46 am
mrgrumpy1
Sounds good, Thanks Guys.:)
geposted Fri 21 Oct 16 @ 11:56 am
royvanmeel
I always use my own powersupply/splitter connected to the poweroutlet they give me.
One time I had 400Volts from the generator. There was a wrong connector or something like that. I saw this on my screens and could avoid burning all my equipment/fuses.
With this powersupply I can see if the power is constant and not too much and it saves me for power peaks.
Some equipment can't handle powerchanges from generators..
One time I had 400Volts from the generator. There was a wrong connector or something like that. I saw this on my screens and could avoid burning all my equipment/fuses.
With this powersupply I can see if the power is constant and not too much and it saves me for power peaks.
Some equipment can't handle powerchanges from generators..
geposted Fri 21 Oct 16 @ 2:24 pm