> > > Folks,
> > > I am looking around for used UPS that have bad batteries,
>
> James,
> Thank you. I know that there are lot of closets and storage cabinets
that have
> them setting around waiting to be sent to the dumpster. I find that I
can get
> some batteries from a place on Florida and bring them back to life
with a lot
> more storage capacity. I also use them at switch sites to back up
amateur
> radio packet radio switches. It is also a way to giving old hardware
a bit more
> life before sending it to re-cycling or the dumpster.
>
> --
> Chuck Hast
Go to Batteries Plus on Fletcher, east of Dale Mabry
for replacement batteries for your dead UPS,
they can likely find anything made. I re-batteried my
APC Back-UPS 650 (bought 5 years ago) with a drop-in
replacement which cost less than $40. Much less than
a new unit.
By the way they are not permitted in dumpsters. Supposed
to be taken to the solid waste transfer stations. Due of
course to them containing batteries, which I understand
exceed the allowed limits (size) for such disposal.
- Bob
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