[aprssig] Prius - Photos of Install Now On My Website
John Habbinga kc5zrq at gmail.comSun Apr 22 19:32:19 UTC 2007
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I'm guessing that your post was in response to the pics of my modified UPS. The UPS is designed for backing up a server. There is another model, that is just like this one, that is designed to add up to 10 additonal external batteries. On that model the plug (with the yellow cable) that you see in the third picture is used to connect the addtional batteries. Now on this model the plug is used as a battery disconnect. My greatest concern was having enough ventilation. After installing it yesterday, I feel more comfortable that there is plenty of ventilation. I am also concerned about the load. Right now I have it backing up everything, but I may put the radios on their own 12 volt battery backup. ----- Original Message ----- General note of warning. UPS's are designed sometimes cheaply to use battery capacity to limit the amount of time and heat that the transformer can handle. When you upsize the battery, you may wind up melting the transformer or a fire. My suggestion is get one that has a fan inside to cool the transformer like some of the larger size more "data center" types. Typically rack mountable uints will have this type of design.
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