Methinks I must protest against the "keep adding until no more
than xdB".
As near as I can tell that was put in place by the FCC and others to minimize
cable bundles - I cannot see how that applies to rack systems. The
fundamental
truth is that - no matter how one rationalizes it - if the full system is not
tested then you flat have no idea what the real emissions profile is.
Come on stop rationalizing - admit that there will be systems in the field
that
fail - and move on. This is a byproduct of volume vs test. The higher the
volume
the more rationalization takes place (witness the Class B procedures) until
the emissions standards will be rendered irrelevant.
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