Hey all, just a few quick questions if anyone has the time:
I'm looking into renting a few movers for a pretty big concert at my school in February and just need some clarification. Having worked with VL2500s before and loved them, I would like to rent them again. When I have rigged them up previously, I have only fed them 125v through a 125v to 250v twist-n-lock connector. Does diminishing the voltage also diminish output or does the fixture automatically "know" and require more amps to operate at a lower voltage? The reason why I ask is that power is limited and I would like to tap as many instruments into the same 20A line as possible.
Additionally, I do not have the capability nor the resources to rent a moving light distro and tie it in seperately from my Sensor 96. However, using an Express 48/96, is it "kosher" to inhibit certain dimmers to be at "full level at 1%", "park" them and use the power comming from those dimmers to power up some movers? To me, it doesn't sound like a technical issue but I'm no expert, that's why I'm asking!
Thanks for the help guys, any questions, just ask!
-Jer
I'm looking into renting a few movers for a pretty big concert at my school in February and just need some clarification. Having worked with VL2500s before and loved them, I would like to rent them again. When I have rigged them up previously, I have only fed them 125v through a 125v to 250v twist-n-lock connector. Does diminishing the voltage also diminish output or does the fixture automatically "know" and require more amps to operate at a lower voltage? The reason why I ask is that power is limited and I would like to tap as many instruments into the same 20A line as possible.
Additionally, I do not have the capability nor the resources to rent a moving light distro and tie it in seperately from my Sensor 96. However, using an Express 48/96, is it "kosher" to inhibit certain dimmers to be at "full level at 1%", "park" them and use the power comming from those dimmers to power up some movers? To me, it doesn't sound like a technical issue but I'm no expert, that's why I'm asking!
Thanks for the help guys, any questions, just ask!
-Jer