I wish he would use the standard internet style quoting
instead of "quotation marks". Then it would be easier to
quickly read the post.

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Wayne Sallee wrote on 9/2/2006 5:25 PM:
Never mind that, yea he did say watts again :-)

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Wayne Sallee wrote on 9/2/2006 5:14 PM:


Pszemol wrote on 9/2/2006 4:03 PM:
"Sandbag" wrote in message
oups.com...
"Adding an extra battery pack DOES NOT increase maximum current
the inverter or UPS can deliver. This current limit is based on the
inverter internal design and electronic parts (transistors, fuses) used
to build it...
Adding extra battery pack will increase TIME the inverter will work
from the battery with the same load, but will not increase the
maximum load."

I am sorry if my words were mis-spoken and should have been in Watts
not VA,( =0 sorry i respond to this stuff early in the morning).

No, it does not really matter here - adding extra battery pack does not
increase the UPS maximum load power limits. It does increase "runtime"
(battery discharge time), which is not the same but you seem to mix
them two.


Umm that's what he said.


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