Re: Suggestions on vendor for UPS battery
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"Pete Stephenson" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]... > In article <[email protected]>, > Charles <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I'm listening! > > Whatever's cheaper with reasonable shipping, right? > > I dunno about Belkin UPS' -- I stick with APC stuff. I haven't needed to > replace a battery in years (though I probably should). Once I get some > money, I'll need to get a UPS for each computer, instead of them sharing > one, and probably get one for the fish tank too. :) I have one APC BackUPS ES 500 and one MinuteMan MN525... both work very well. One is used just for the computer, the other is for the monitors and peripherals... yes, my machine is a bit of a monster and requires that much juice, but I wanted to separate the computer's power supply from the monitors' and peripherals' power supply to ensure the power to the computer was as smooth as possible (no power dips as I kick the monitors on, etc.), hence two UPS's. If you're looking for a really cheap (but really large) UPS unit, you should check out: http://web.govliquidation.com/auction/search Click on the 'Computer & Office' link (next to the mouse icon), and you'll find government surplus computers, printers, monitors, UPS's, pretty much anything you could want... It's an auction style sale, notice that most of the items have either $0 or $50 as the bid... pretty cheap stuff. Courtesy of the DoD and Uncle Sam.