Test equipment is a disease...

[asis]

But have you connected all the ports in series yet?

.... and when you run out of wall sockets, you start rushing around - where to plug...
And, you run into major troubles that can arise even due to the lack of contact in the grounding pin.

[AVGresponding]

If I connected all mine together in series, including voltage sources, it'd be up around 5kV. Probably not a great idea...

[Fungus]

[Martin72]

When you consider that anyone can call something like this, no matter how old or whether experienced/inexperienced...
But at least the gene pool is kept in balance.

[Fungus]

If I connected all mine together in series, including voltage sources, it'd be up around 5kV. Probably not a great idea...

How many amps?

[KungFuJosh]

Did the guy not figure out that he very likely internally shorted the cap?

[tggzzz]

If I connected all mine together in series, including voltage sources, it'd be up around 5kV. Probably not a great idea...

My single largest working PSU is 1kV 250W, a nicely limited electrophoresis PSU. Unfortunately the output is unacceptably noisy for my purposes, so I must get back to finding a way to reduce that noise.

[AVGresponding]

If I connected all mine together in series, including voltage sources, it'd be up around 5kV. Probably not a great idea...

How many amps?

Going on the principle that the lowest current output is the limiting factor, I think 8mA, which is the maximum output of my LKB 2197 at 2.5kV, iirc (I don't use it very often).