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Re: UPS reccomendations
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Justin Dobbs)
Fri Nov 8 19:37:20 1996
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In-reply-to: Your message of "Fri, 08 Nov 1996 16:09:15 PST."
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Date: Fri, 08 Nov 1996 19:25:30 -0500
From: Justin Dobbs <jrd@Max.jrd.com>
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What are typical prices for them? I think this might be very
helpful at my local ISP. Can the UPS case simply be removed and
the battery attached in parallel (e.g. terminals on boat battery
to matching terminals on UPS battery)? It'd be even neater if
terminals could be attached to the outside of the UPS so that
the case need not be removed.
Justin Dobbs
jrd@jrd.com
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> You need special 12V batteries with liquid gel electrolite
> like the ones used on sailboats and marine industry
> rather than standard liquid acid car batteries. The gel
> ones are more expensive but they can be totally drained
> and recharged, they are more durable that car batteries,
> they do not leak fumes, do not require refills, work in any
> position and can tolerate much more abuse. When I lived on
> a sailboat, I used a 12 v --> 110/220 v marine inverter and one
> 12 v battery was enough for 3 hours of computing or 2 hours
> of watching tv until the battery was drained below acceptable
> level.
>
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