Power chord = Root + 5th
Por ejemplo, C natural y G natural
Topic: Power Cords (Read 654 times)
another thought is - that plastic goes brittle if exposed to UV (sunlight, hydroponic rig, etc) or other BPA leeching substances like harsh chems (bleach etc)
only thing I can think of. The cord appears to be in fairly standard household conditions. I'd assume it's been in direct sunlight for a long time. 
watts divided by volts gives amps
thus your cord load would be (maximum)
760 / 120 if american = 6.333amps
760 / 240 if other = 3.166amps
cord not overload or heat up, cord (should) handle 10amps easily
another thought is - that plastic goes brittle if exposed to UV (sunlight, hydroponic rig, etc) or other BPA leeching substances like harsh chems (bleach etc)
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thus your cord load would be (maximum)
760 / 120 if american = 6.333amps
760 / 240 if other = 3.166amps
cord not overload or heat up, cord (should) handle 10amps easily
another thought is - that plastic goes brittle if exposed to UV (sunlight, hydroponic rig, etc) or other BPA leeching substances like harsh chems (bleach etc)
also, use imgur - better, faster, no limits, no crappy wrapper pages. also has fb signup for ease of use
Without knowing the complete circumstances of how it broke I would speculate that it could be a faulty cord. I can only think of plastic/rubber getting brittle when exposed to cold, is your miner located in some place that is extremely cool? (ie outside or basement)
I have just replaced the power cord on my mining system. It has 2 5770's, a 5850, and a 5670. I am using a 760 watt psu. This is the old power cord.
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/3184/img0103hm.th.jpg
http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/4179/img0105py.th.jpg
It was brittle.
What did i do wrong?
http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/3184/img0103hm.th.jpg
http://img843.imageshack.us/img843/4179/img0105py.th.jpg
It was brittle.
What did i do wrong?
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