That's not so many. I've just about filled up my 8 port switch. Lets see, we have... Desktop Laptop Fileserver network printer VoIP router expiremental music client computer The number fluctuates depending on how many machines are being worked on at any given time. Right now the music box is connected but the computer next to it which is slated to be a test box for a linux server isn't. All this in a dumpy single-wide mobile
They fold, and they make me feel good when I sleep at night, and I do testing of OSes on them, and various tasks, and internet browsing for my family too.
Code: 1 Wall socket Battery backup Game computer 1 Game computer 2 MCE computer Monitor 1 Monitor 2 Power bar Speaker set 1 Speaker set 2 Router Monitor 2 & Speaker set 2 KVM'd to Game computer 2 & MCE computer. This is all on a wheeled cart 1.2m wide x 0.52m deep x 1.23m high (to top of monitor)
one: 3 x 95 Ampére just kidding: one wall socket -> surge protection -> case, monitor, speakers, switch, printer
29 i think , here is the break down in no order becasue i dont know where the leads go to !!! 1) charger for mac book pro 2) power lead for linux box 3) power lead for linux box montor 4) dvd recorder 5) epson printer 6) sky box 7) tv 8) 360 9) xbox 1 (chiped) 10) 2.1 speakers 11) netgear 5 port switch 12) some 5 port switch 13) modem 14) logitech mouce charger station 15) door bell (wireless but still needs to be plug in) 16) usb hub 17) my main rig 18) iiyama prolite e435s montor 19) my other pc that the kids use 20) hansol montor 21) nokia n73 charger 22) sony ericsson charger 23) battrey charger 1 24) battrey charger 2 25) desklamp 26) psp charger 27) ds charger 28) ps2 29) other dell laptop listing all these devices had made me relise why my mum is spending agg loads on the power bill, just to help out, any one know where i can get some solar pannels on the cheep ??
Moved to typical cottage, so from 4 wall sockets I am reduced to only 2. I need 4 extension leads and each has 6 sockets, that adds to 24 sockets from 2 wall sockets :/ I know it is pretty bad, need to think about better solution
Wall outlet 1 (with a surge protector) - computer - monitor - printer Wall outlet 1 (extension cord) - window fan - desktop fan - alarm clock - light Wall socket 3 (surge protector) - TV - stereo - VCR - Game cube - PS2 - converter box Wall socket 4 (extension cord) - desktop lamp - phone charger so 15 items on 4 outlets
This is hard! We have 3 adults and Ryan who is 16 spread out in 13 rooms. Let's start: 6 bedrooms - 4 with PCs. PCs, printers, DSL modems, routers, 2 PS3s, several xbox 360s, small refridge in my room, enough wall warts to charge 4 cell phones and 3 cordless phones. Too many to count. 4 floors and 3200+ sq. ft. and nobody leaves stuff plugged in to the same outlet all the time. Example: I use one outlet for razor, personal blender for smoothies, small fan to move air, blow dryers, curling irons, etc. AND: MY COFFEE POT! WOOT john
One outlet, but I daisychain 3 surge protectors so I don't reboot every time the power blinks. -Although the power has been pretty stable out here since they rebuilt the grid. (I didn't catch this one in '07, so I chip in now.)
two twin plug outlets, each with one surge protector. 11 in total 1st surge protector has main PC (in my sig), 1 router, ADSL modem, screen, Printer, Bass amp. same outlet has a lamp plugged in to it. 2nd surge protector has secondary PC (or Parents PC, they dont know how to use Win7), screen, camera charger, and a printer
One socket -> One (really big) power strip -> PC, 2 monitors, 2 speakers, 3rd monitor, cell phone charger, and PDA charger.
Five, but I accidently voted four because of swine flu. One with switch and router in the hallway. One with one (main) computer in the living room. One with TV (second screen for main computer) and laptop. One for girlfriend's laptop (she prefers the other side of the couch). One with two computers and printer in the bedroom (lack of space in living room). Switch & router, TV & laptop and two bedroom computers are (obviously) on extension cords. No surge protectors because I'm cheap, and all computers serve as back-ups of eachother and are rarely on at the same time.
16 - 17 with the laptop plugged in. 2x360 1xPs3 8port gigabyte hub a/v reciever router main rig 2x monitors 360hddvd Sennheiser wireless headphones external dvd drive sub iphone charger room fan airsoft battery charger Occasionally laptop charger.
Only 4 atm, so I could plug them all directly into the wall (2 monitors, PC and Speakers) but I feel safer using a power bar which I'm presuming has a surge protector. Other than that in my room I've got my laptop, 1 lamp, Harley Benton amp, TV, Xbox 360 and my digibox plugged in.
I have an 8 plug thingy but it's not enough. 1 for monitors 1 for PC 1 for speakers 1 for external HDD 1 for 360 1 for 360 battery charger 1 for lamp as all the lights in my house don't work right now Then I have the modem and router, one is plugged into the multisocket and one is plugged into the wall I also have my phone charger, razor charger and toothbrush charger to use too
