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Sound Reinforcement - Forums for Live Sound Professionals - Your Displayed Name Must Be Your Real Full Name To Post In The Live Sound Forums => The Basement => Topic started by: Dave Scarlett on February 10, 2014, 12:52:42 PM
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The fun starts around the 34:00 mark:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqMbc2vYhLo&list=TLjCrbI8abGeLZQKpEXa3Qbq11jJMlYSTx
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The fun starts around the 34:00 mark:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqMbc2vYhLo&list=TLjCrbI8abGeLZQKpEXa3Qbq11jJMlYSTx
They use "300 million megawatts - more power than a small city". :)
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More money than god.
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They use "300 million megawatts - more power than a small city". :)
And this guy is for real? 300,000,000 megawatts... would be... shit... 65 plants nationwide, producing 769 billion kWh in 2012. 1.350mW average per plant. 300 million megawatts. We're sorta short a few. Sorta would need 222million nuclear plants to produce that... Awkward.
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The fun starts around the 34:00 mark:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GqMbc2vYhLo&list=TLjCrbI8abGeLZQKpEXa3Qbq11jJMlYSTx
I'm not sure if I should be or not but I'm most suprised by the fact that the broadcast music mix is done in the box via ProTools and not on a more traditional live or broadcast console.
Glad you posted this.
Philip
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And this guy is for real? 300,000,000 megawatts... would be... shit... 65 plants nationwide, producing 769 billion kWh in 2012. 1.350mW average per plant. 300 million megawatts. We're sorta short a few. Sorta would need 222million nuclear plants to produce that... Awkward.
ASSuming he misspoke and actually meant 300 megawatts, that would be 120 3-phase 400A/208V distros. I still find that hard to believe. Cooling that much energy would require 1 billion BTU, or 83,333 tons of cooling. :)
I might believe 30 megawatts available power.