Hi Ron,
I tried them both. I was happier with Triplite... Tho, it too was returned. I
need to leave my box here, some times for days unattended. I have a huge
set of backup batteries that I run all my radio gear from.. I decided there
had to be a product that would use MY batteries and not some little dinkster
battery that will die in 30 minutes.
So far tho, I haven't found a solution other then using a "modified sinewave"
which can get pretty noisy. For true sine wave, I did find a product for the
"off grid" folks with a fairly fast optional relay. Tho, they haven't replied
to my tech request.
Best of luck to you.
regards
On Thu, 18 May 2000, Ron Farrer wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> I've been thinking about getting a new UPS. Previously I purchased APC
> products, but I want to hear about other experiences. I've pretty much
> narrowed it down to a product from APC or Tripplite. APC is more
> expensive, less Linux/UNIX friendly, but makes good products (IMHO).
> Tripplite is less expensive, more Linux/UNIX friendly, but I'm not sure
> how the quality of their product compares to APC.
>
> Does anyone know of some sort of comparison between these two companies
> products? I'm interested in features/quality more then price.
>
>
> TIA,
>
> Ron
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