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Depends on what you consider cheap and how janky you're willing to go. I put together a $350 22U SysRack this week. Not my first choice, tolerances are high,
by willis936 3y ago
Depends on what you consider cheap and how janky you're willing to go. I put together a $350 22U SysRack this week. Not my first choice, tolerances are high, everything is flimsy, but it works on a budget.
As for rack mount power supplies: HP models on ebay or the university auction are usually a decent option.
- aetherspawn 3y agoWe have a spare StarTech rack like this one: https://www.mwave.com.au/product/startechcom-19-18u-open-frame-server-rack-mobile-adjustable-depth-2240-ac39187?gclid=Cj0KCQjwpPKiBhDvARIsACn-gzAQVO42cYKBf4lIWQf4X-WoeK9v-d96cXjl9Xu4TWcbJNbkjomU_cQaAhYREALw_wcB https://www.mwave.com.au/product/startechcom-19-18u-open-fra... (It's so solid we've had multiple UPS and Dell PowerEdge in it .. probably hundreds of kgs, not even a small flex. 10/10 from us for the rack) We're looking for equipment that we can fill it with to convert it to a portable lab, like power supplies and oscilloscopes that will mount to it. The rack mountable options we found for power supplies, scopes etc were starting at ~2-6k per unit plus like 1k rack mounting kit, but ideally we were looking for max 1.5k or so.