phrenzy
New member
Hey Guys,
I'm pretty new to this hobby. I previously owned a Namco 20 year Reunion cocktail, and I recently picked up a DK.
I was just curious about current consumption of the vintage games. I know these old games can be pretty power hungry, I was wondering if any of you that have large collections of games (say 10+) have ever thrown breakers in your home due to requiring too much current?
According to my math (which is not always accurate), a 200W 19" monitor times 10 = 2000Watts = 16.67A @ 120VAC, then add in a stereo, maybe a TV, some Neon lighting... Seems like you would quickly be asking too much of a standard 15-20A breaker.
I'm just curious.
I'm pretty new to this hobby. I previously owned a Namco 20 year Reunion cocktail, and I recently picked up a DK.
I was just curious about current consumption of the vintage games. I know these old games can be pretty power hungry, I was wondering if any of you that have large collections of games (say 10+) have ever thrown breakers in your home due to requiring too much current?
According to my math (which is not always accurate), a 200W 19" monitor times 10 = 2000Watts = 16.67A @ 120VAC, then add in a stereo, maybe a TV, some Neon lighting... Seems like you would quickly be asking too much of a standard 15-20A breaker.
I'm just curious.
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