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Post #143139434 added 11-29-2020 9:30 PM by A18 in Deal Talk
Staples also has it on sale for $114.99 with free shipping. Alternatively TigerDirect has the APC Battery Back-UPS Pro BX1500M on sale for $114.99 with free shipping. Add cart to see price. ...
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Post #143152865 added 11-30-2020 5:53 AM by lordkosc in Deal Talk
In for 1 thanks OP! Extra $10 off with PayPal was nice, covered the tax.
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Post #143154683 added 11-30-2020 6:29 AM by FarmerPeter in Deal Talk
If you're really looking for long run times, you should get a deep cycle battery (golf cart/marine) and hook them directly up to any DC items you have (most devices that use a transformer could run...
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Post #143155415 added 11-30-2020 6:41 AM by GreyCemetery315 in Deal Talk
Get a power inverter in wattage that suites your needs. I actually did this in out last power outage. Brought a car battery in, hooked a power inverter to it and then hooked our modem up to it.
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Post #143173523 added 11-30-2020 10:44 AM by HairyButtGoblin in Deal Talk
That's what she said
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Post #143152778 added 11-30-2020 5:51 AM by jeferey in Deal Talk
Haven't read any research on it but I would assume with newer power supplies, the waveform wouldn't matter entirely as your PC power supply does AC -> DC, and the DC signal is controlled regardless...
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Post #143167859 added 11-30-2020 9:31 AM by illusion27 in Deal Talk
Should I buy this or a surge protector like Panamax to protect my home theater equipment. Recently my Yamaha Aventage was fried from a power surge . Bought a new denon receiver and I really dont...
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Post #143221811 added 12-01-2020 2:31 AM by PhilIndeblanc in Deal Talk
APC uses better batteries than Cyberpower. I use a lot of these and I constantly have the Cyberpowers fail premature. APC batteries are either fresher or simply better internals.
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Post #143168804 added 11-30-2020 9:44 AM by stuuke in Deal Talk
Amazon has it for $114 in stock.
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Post #143149343 added 11-29-2020 9:30 PM by wikipost in Deal Talk
also $114.99 at: Office Depot / Office Max
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Post #143180777 added 11-30-2020 12:09 PM by subvisionary in Deal Talk
yup but costco only sells the cyberpower varient. to me they are all the same as long as the functionality is there, but some people might be chasing after APC and not cyberpower. Costco also has...
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Post #143165387 added 11-30-2020 8:59 AM by ATF in Deal Talk
I mean - you're being obtuse as well, and we're clearly not on the up and up. Is the reason why lithium isn't being used in a UPS because of cost? Is it because weight savings isn't really important...
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Post #143154137 added 11-30-2020 6:20 AM by Ahhk in Deal Talk
Ok. Per your advice, I just went out and bought a battery. Now what? Where do I put it?
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Post #143172119 added 11-30-2020 10:28 AM by ndunross in Deal Talk
Where? Can you send the link? i See it for 200+
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Post #143151050 added 11-30-2020 5:06 AM by toruksense in Deal Talk
Got one at TigerDirect with the $10 off. Thx OP! Got a second one from Office Depot. Since it is a "sale" item their 20% coupons don't apply...however their 5x reward bonus points coupon does apply...
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Post #143153882 added 11-30-2020 6:15 AM by crazycreations in Deal Talk
Lithium is highly flammable. Qc is way tougher on them.
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Post #143159462 added 11-30-2020 7:42 AM by SeriousHorn337 in Deal Talk
On the charger, what I was implying was buy a battery with a 110 plug on it. They go on sale for 50-75 dollars for 150 watt hours. Put it on the charger till you need it then plug a power strip in it...
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Post #143167937 added 11-30-2020 9:32 AM by sdh in Deal Talk
This is out of stock everywhere.
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Post #143154803 added 11-30-2020 6:31 AM by Hazestorm in Deal Talk
Thanks for the tip. However, for many this is still the preferred option. It has an ethernet port. You can use its sensors on a home automation system and gracefully run scripts to log in to...
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Post #143153846 added 11-30-2020 6:14 AM by SeriousHorn337 in Deal Talk
When they stop catching on fire so easily
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Post #143160662 added 11-30-2020 7:59 AM by ATF in Deal Talk
Oh good to know. Can you just pop the batteries off the little cassette that's putting them in parallel? No glue or weird plastic tabs that you have to break? Edit: looks like it's just the two...
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Post #143161526 added 11-30-2020 8:11 AM by newbee222 in Deal Talk
Costco sells them for 99.99 sometimes 89.9 when on sales in stores
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Post #143154977 added 11-30-2020 6:34 AM by Upperd in Deal Talk
Anyone used these with a synology nas? They dont seem to be on the compatibility list..
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Post #143154140 added 11-30-2020 6:20 AM by brandonross in Deal Talk
Don't post your assumptions! Active PFC power supplies (the new ones of which you speak) don't work well or like stepped sine and can fail or hiccup when they're used.
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Post #143173076 added 11-30-2020 10:39 AM by kis87988 in Deal Talk
Yes, I have this work with Synology DS412+
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Post #143163884 added 11-30-2020 8:41 AM by ATF in Deal Talk
Yeah I have two Cyberpower Pure Sine Waves running my PC and my server in the basement. I've got another APC that I recycled from work (I think it's actually Pure Sine as well) running my instant...
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Post #143160518 added 11-30-2020 7:56 AM by boriszima in Deal Talk
Since this is more powerful UPS it has your regular 9ah/12v batteries connected together. So to replace, buy 2 batteries and pop them into provided connecter. You can see on the photo 9ah/12v mark
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Post #143158307 added 11-30-2020 7:26 AM by stuuke in Deal Talk
Is it worth getting the APC Back-UPS Pro BR1500MS from B&H for $203.99 over this? My APC XS1500 just died today so I need to order a replacement.
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Post #143153831 added 11-30-2020 6:14 AM by SeriousHorn337 in Deal Talk
Side note, if anyone is buying this to power something simple like a tv or modem and don't need it to turn on automatically and don't need all the fancy outlets and surge protection. Then it's...
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Post #143153966 added 11-30-2020 6:17 AM by Ahhk in Deal Talk
Are you really asking why they dont make them so that they sell fewer units? You be like funny and stuff.
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Post #143159390 added 11-30-2020 7:41 AM by ATF in Deal Talk
FYI it looks like it uses some proprietary APC Battery cartridge, instead of your typical 12v sealed battery with two terminals on it. Going to pass. I'm sure you can get aftermarket batteries for...
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Post #143156354 added 11-30-2020 6:56 AM by gtn82 in Deal Talk
Ugh tiger direct ... not sure I want it now.
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Post #143163674 added 11-30-2020 8:39 AM by ATF in Deal Talk
Not sure if you're serious. There are aftermarket lithium batteries that people will put in their cars for weight savings. You'll see a lot of drivers who track their cars, or are looking to lighten...
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Post #143177279 added 11-30-2020 11:27 AM by egs in Deal Talk
It doesn't seem to be the case for active PFC computer power supplies. CyberPower themselves attempt to explain why pure sine wave power is needed in some situations in their video: ...
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Post #143151251 added 11-30-2020 5:13 AM by Jonathan-GJ in Deal Talk
Thanks, Got one for the new PS5 and TV.
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Post #143154299 added 11-30-2020 6:22 AM by AndrewinMD in Deal Talk
Ironically, it's the newer power supplies that have issues with the stepped sine waves. I read about it some time ago, but I think it's a little overblown. I searched for info on my two Seasonic...
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Post #143166494 added 11-30-2020 9:14 AM by krayman10 in Deal Talk
Sizewise, if you're just looking for something to give you a few minutes to safely power down your machine during an outage, this is probably overkill. I used to run CAD programs and browsers with...
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Post #143174357 added 11-30-2020 10:54 AM by Alik4041 in Deal Talk
OOS, but can be had here for $115 https://www.officedepot.com/a/products/574043/APC-Back-UPS-Pro-BX-Compact
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Post #143163494 added 11-30-2020 8:36 AM by boriszima in Deal Talk
Yep, thankfully still using "regular" batteries that can be bought cheap from 3rd parties for less if one wants that. I have 3 different APC UPS at home for past 5 years, all been working fine...
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Post #143169413 added 11-30-2020 9:52 AM by FLEX0 in Deal Talk
Stop spreading this nonsense. Simulated sine wave works just fine for PCs. Every shill that posts this can never find a single verified example of it not working.
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