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[vdr] Re: Power consumption of Hauppauge cards



An easy way, not too expensive and an acceptable accuracy
is by usuing a socket watt tester, they are very cheap and ment to
measure the power consumption
of home electric devices.

Unplug the hauppauge card.
Start the computer, do not run anything and see how much power the
computer draws.
Shut down and insert the hauppauge card and start the computer again.
Power consumption will rise, then start the application so LNB has to be
attached.


You have two values now : one without hauppauge, one with active
hauppauge card.
There ya go.

If you can wait till tomorrow, then I'll give you the result of my
setup.
VIA epia M9000 and hauppauge DVB-s version 1.3, just universal LNB
attached.

Stefaan





-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: vdr-bounce@linuxtv.org [mailto:vdr-bounce@linuxtv.org] Namens Chris
Newell
Verzonden: woensdag 19 maart 2003 16:16
Aan: vdr@linuxtv.org
Onderwerp: [vdr] Re: Power consumption of Hauppauge cards


At 14:52 19/03/2003, Reinhard Buchner wrote:
>Are you asking, because of what SMPSU to use? Or are you asking because

>of heat production (get a Rev 1.6 ;o)) Or are you asking because of 
>what you can power from the DVB?

I need an idea of the power consumption to work out what PSU I'll need
to provide.

I don't need to drive a dish motor, just a universal LNB (or a UHF
antenna in the case of DVB-T ;-)

Best regards,

Chris

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