Isn't a backup power supply just to keep it from having brownouts, not be a generator for your computer though

UPS for small electrical blips and outages. Short term.

No worries. :thumb:

Who would soak a rope in Kerosene?

It's not a generator, ninny.

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Must smoked a lot it seems.

??????

thought the same thing

You got solar panels to charge that? I've been considering something like that if my generator ever craps out on me.

That sounds way too expensive for something I'd use a few times a year.

Makes sense. It's good to have an alternate power source when you need it though. While other people were losing all their food after the hurricanes this past year, I stayed fairly comfortable and had power for my fridge and freezer

You can get a 100w solar panel for $120.

They may be cheaper at harbor freight, although the quality may not be that great.