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From: Steve Reid <steve@edmweb.com>
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Subject: re: UPS Recomendations
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I remember hearing somewhere that it's possible to connect deep-cycle
marine batteries to a UPS, and power a small network for hours.. Has
anyone attempted this? Any difficulties?