PP Mguire
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This. We already went over all that voltage stuff previously.
I am burdened with a unique problem
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WnZCheranna
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No way on this earth there's a UPS that'll allow me to run 3 television sets in different parts of the house. Plus two PC's. I'd be better off getting a voltage regulator, and if that doesn't work buying a line or power filter device.
I'd definitely go for UPS IF it wasn't a battery that had problems running high power devices. Even a super expensive one still couldn't be worked for three separate t.v. sets and two PC's.
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I'm really not trying to be rude here, but did you read what we were trying to tell you before?
Buy a UPS to test one device to see if it's a voltage issue. If it is, you know what you need to do. Get your electrical fixed. Return UPS for your money back.
Buy a UPS to test one device to see if it's a voltage issue. If it is, you know what you need to do. Get your electrical fixed. Return UPS for your money back.
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WnZCheranna
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Cool. Thanks then, I'll report back after I've run the proper diagnostics with my new purchases.
PP Mguire
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BTW, Lowe's/Home Depot sell devices that test the power quality and levels for cheap. I have one that you plug in and it has 3 lights that each tell you something different about the power where you are.
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I thought this was an interesting post.... Did it clear up with a UPS?? Kinda sounds like microwaves were going through his area ,, Hope he is OK
