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  1. 12-10-2013, 04:08 PM #21
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    Thanks! Great info, I've been wanting to use one of these for a solar setup. Any idea if these need to be de-rated for continuous use?

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    Any new info on this, i just picked up 3 heavy ups's and a server blade ups. Dont want to scrap them if i can make something useful out of them.
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    I've been a little slow with the posts because of the holiday and weather. I'll have more posted soon. The thing with a rack ups is that you need to download the monitoring software and adjust some of the settings before they can be effectively used.

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    Decided to check on this thread and disappointed nothing new yet....it was starting to get interesting! MORE PLEASE
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    Quote Originally Posted by shendog View Post
    Decided to check on this thread and disappointed nothing new yet....it was starting to get interesting! MORE PLEASE
    still nothing what a sad day for me
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