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A few things I noted while looking around the interwebz.
I thought they loved him? Perhaps Europe just does not like any American president or pResident as some folk prefers to credit the quota in chief...
Hmm, and a UPS (uninterpretable power source) you can be sure about. Perhaps it would not be cheap, but it would last as long as you want and you might learn a thing or three putting it together. Definitely for the dyi'ers. I am not sure I am up to the task or the cost, but uhrm... when has that ever stopped me? Doh! I hate, simply hate, when I get a bee in my bonnet. First, the whole bonnet business. The bee is almost secondary. Though none of that is really the point!
Does anyone else see cause and affect in any of this? I love it when socialists laud a dictator who creates national problems and then compounds them, while claiming to be the hero. This is not even a fast one, it is a slow pitch and they still miss it. Ignorance is bliss, until it kills you?
Oh, and political correctness is getting way out of bounds, here, here, and here for a few examples.
I knew of some others very like this, and long before the recession, however I could not find articles about them. This is one (of many, many) examples of our fine government at the truthful peak of performance.
And this is the last item, if not about a lighter subject, offering an upper-hand to an underdog, sort of. I certainly disagree with women, often, harshly, and beyond my means of always expressing rationally... but uhrm, I love em' and I do not like seeing them hurt or forced into something that should be an act of love or even duty if nothing else at times. So, there is this.
In re that homemade UPS, I would replace the bench power supply with an automatic battery charger with bulk charge, float charge, and equalizing function. You pay a bit more but it comes back in battery life savings. It automates stuff that you then don't need to worry about. Combine a simple 12VDC power supply with a solar electric style charge controller and you have it.
ReplyDeleteThe thing I like about such a setup as this is that when the battery does finally sulfate up an require replacement, you don't have to scrap the whole dang rig--just the battery. I can't count the number of UPS's I tossed only because the battery had failed, while the rest of the components should have been good to go for much longer. Partly that is the fault of the charging circuitry that does not properly maintain the battery. Equalizing charges are important to battery life.