I have two UPS 'devices' here that you can have. I believe the wet
cell batteries will need replacing as they were installed in 2002.
I am not familiar with these things, so anyone interested in taking
them should inspect them at my place in Bibra Lake.
I can photograph them and email the pic.
regards
Kevin
Thank you to James, Ronni, Daniel and Rob for your considered advice.
The ideal would be for me to get a Belkin UPS with sufficient oomph
to keep my computer powered until it can shut down gracefully.
My budget, stretched to the limit because of the iMac purchase,
would suggest a Dick Smith surge board with $75,000 warranty, priced
on special at $40.
http://www.dse.com.au/cgi-bin/dse.storefront/4b6eb77203efd7402741c0a87e0106df/Product/View/M7806?utm_source=home&utm_medium=internallink&utm_content=product&utm_campaign=PRS0006383
The likely result would be the Dick Smith board initially and
upgrading to a Belkin UPS when finances permit. I can then use the
DS board for peripherals, such as the laser printer. I'll contact
you then Daniel.
Cheers
Mike Fuller
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