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Moved the Tesla K20x cards out of the server and into a wind tunnel. This is surprisingly more efficient than having four HP power supplies running. Next step, mineral oil bath and heat exchanger for the Tesla's.

Moved from FAH to BOINC

Folding@home is currently running. Very stock setup, will try to write an API call to only turn on when the solar panels are above 1kw.

HP-BL20P-Enclosure-Hot-Plug-Power-Supply-3000W-253232-001-226519-001 Recently I picked up this 48v HP hot plug server power supply. There was no good documentation from HPE so here are my findings. HP Part # 2226519-001 Spare Part # 253232-001 Input 200-240V single phase AC 20 amp 50/60 hz Output 2950W max 51.4VDC 57A max with 25w 5v output Double pole/neutral fusing AIMS Power  The end goal is the use this for a grid-tied smart solar charger.