No it was sold as a Coleman Powermate - now defunct.
Depends on the soil too. Unless you live on a sand dune one 8 footer is usually enough.
No it was sold as a Coleman Powermate - now defunct.
Depends on the soil too. Unless you live on a sand dune one 8 footer is usually enough.
A troll that jumped on anybody that mentioned surge protectors.
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In article , Meat Plow writes
There was a recent discussion in demon.tech.pc by someone with a very similar problem. (If you're aware of w_tom, you'll not be surprised he featured in that thread.) We managed to establish that some APC UPSes are specified by APC as generator-compatible and also have a button on the back which can be used to reduce the UPS's sensitivity to poor mains voltage.
I told the OP in that thread that his problems may be due to the lack of a ground reference, but not being au fait with the subject had to bow out there. Bear in mind this was a 240V (UK) installation, so I wasn't comfortable with discussing tying one side of the output to ground.
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