S Sacotool Platinum Member Feb 26, 2000 2,877 0 0 Oct 17, 2000 #1 I plugged the 'ole UPS power cord into it's own outlet and the charging lights came on. It was quite amusing. Can damage occur? edited for clarity
I plugged the 'ole UPS power cord into it's own outlet and the charging lights came on. It was quite amusing. Can damage occur? edited for clarity
H HoopDogg Banned May 30, 2000 563 0 0 Oct 17, 2000 #2 Hm sounds like a penumdrum wrapped in a quandry.
D DesignDawg Diamond Member Oct 9, 1999 3,919 0 0 Oct 17, 2000 #3 Well, assuming there was no circuitry in it to prevent it from doing anything at all, it would have no choice but to drain itself slowly. Ricky DesignDawg
Well, assuming there was no circuitry in it to prevent it from doing anything at all, it would have no choice but to drain itself slowly. Ricky DesignDawg
K Killbat Diamond Member Jan 9, 2000 6,641 1 0 Oct 17, 2000 #5 If you could only find a UPS with better than 100% effeciency, you could achieve free energy.
S Sacotool Platinum Member Feb 26, 2000 2,877 0 0 Oct 17, 2000 #6 << You have to much time on your hands. >> lol, not enough work = lot's of tomfoolery on the job with company equipment
<< You have to much time on your hands. >> lol, not enough work = lot's of tomfoolery on the job with company equipment
L LAUST Diamond Member Sep 13, 2000 8,957 1 81 Oct 17, 2000 #7 Sacotool Dude I'm glad you did that .. I have been thinking that for years never did it with my one at home
Sacotool Dude I'm glad you did that .. I have been thinking that for years never did it with my one at home
F Farbio Diamond Member Apr 9, 2000 3,855 0 0 Oct 17, 2000 #8 i think killbat just came up with the solution to all of the world's problems