Quote from: CryptoResiliance on June 16, 2017, 01:59:19 AM

Quote from: yianni on June 16, 2017, 01:22:57 AM

Quote from: CryptoResiliance on June 15, 2017, 11:50:05 PM

Bit main suggests not to plug 2 antminers into one apw3 psu has anyone done this.

Wattage of apw3 is not enough to support 2 antminer L3+. You will either fry the psu or won't start at all. And you don't have enough power cables from the psu to do that in the first place.
APW5 can handle both of them but again not enough cables. And APW5 tends to get extremely hot for some reason so I would avoid it if I were you.
Also it would cost you less to buy 2xapw3 vs 1xapw5.

i should be able to run 2 Antminers on 1 20 amp circuit. though yeah?

Yes you could run more than 2 on a 20A circuit. Just make sure you don't overload the outlets. For example in the UK they can handle 13A each and in the EU 16A. I wouldn't suggest pushing its limits though as usually those cheap plastics they use they tend to melt.
Each L3+ pulls around 800W. Divide that by your voltage in your country, 110V US, 230V EU, 240V UK and you get the Amps the machine uses. P=IxV (P=Power, Watts, I=Current, Amps, V=Voltage, Volts).
One thing to be careful though is if the room you have your electrical panel gets too hot, your breakers are thermal breakers so if the room is too hot it will cause them to trip below their rated current.