How many outputs does the distribution block have?
2086006
Well there are two distribution blocks that split the main zero gauge wire to two four gauge wires. So both of the blocks have two each. I didn't use them cause I installed another power cell and just ran the four gauge wires from that instead. Just to give you another option. Its a really great kit and worth every penny too. Hope this helps.
2086007
Two distribution blocks with three, 8 guage outputs each.It is a very nice amp kit.
2205205
Yes. You can have two Joeys for each hopper. You have to have a dual node switch
311644
It is quite a few. From my recollections of the instructions, it is something like 100 or more.
311387
not sure gave it to out of town grand son in July. Has numbers on them. different colors .i think there were 12 blocks.
1997263
depends on receivers output capabilities. some allow multiple simultaneousoutput
639374
I'm not sure how you would actually measure it. I can tell you that they run 10 ASICMiner Block Erupters without issue, so they meet the USB 2.0 spec of 5V/500mA per port. I suspect it would have a hard time with meeting the true USB 3.0 spec of 5V/900mA per port, but it would be close.
837502
I know there's at least one. It powers my motherboard. May be a 6+2. Good PS, reliable for over a year.
119286
Sorry I have no idea. I wish I could help, but I don't know what output is.
319700
Yes, the blocks (2) are setup to fit 4 gauge Power (red input) and 4 gauge ground, they have three leads that will feed multiple connection need. Leading from main power and splitting off at the block up to three ways and returning to the ground block and sent out of the 4 gauge ground.
472110
So far only one major difference to my requirements: 876= 2 HTMI outputs, 806= 1 HTMI output
354092
It's not on a system. They are not connected in any way, which is unfortunate because you are pretty much guessing which one was rung first. Yes you can add more to them.
2034560
It is one module, But: It can only take a total of 8GB of RAM. I read Dave's comment (no offence Dave) and bought two banks of 8GB and it only recognized 8GB if it. Called Technical Support and they verified it can only handle up to 8GB. So now I have one bank of 8 in the puter and one bank of 8 and 4 in my drawer; can't nave to much backup memory:)
350572
I don't remember--but I doubt it. As soon as I found out this device could not accommodate the power bricks I was trying to supply side-by-side on a single power strip, I re-packaged it and initiated a return-for-refund. It is long gone.
1827329
My answer is same as below responses. I'm not aware of any block that would fit the specifications you are seeking.
1738337
You are not very clear in your question; but if i understand you are asking if you need something to hold the fuses? This distribution block uses mini ANL fuses, and they drop right in.
167852
S. Gregory has identified the outputs. The only issue I had is the unit is not certified like the ATX-250-12Z REV D7R. It is like the D7R in the supply is rated just enough to keep the basic system operating. Not much room for expansion.
873290
My thoughts. Probaby 15 to 20 depending on how full they are. I am still in the "just getting started phase" so have not overloaded top portion. I am very pleased with this file so far.