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Kenith
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Have recently started a very basic home recording studio using older hardware in a rural area with frequent power outages. After a recent power outage am considering using a standard PC uninterruptible power supply to backup my old transformer recording hardware (already have one for my PC).
Before doing this thought would ask if I can damage this old equipment using a uninterruptible power supply (guessing the std PC uninterruptible power supply has a "dirty waveform" because could not find any info mentioning the output is a perfect sine wave).
Tried to search the forum using keywords "uninterruptible power supply" but only got "The following errors occurred with your search The following words are either very common, too long, or too short and were not included in your search: "uninterruptible power supply" When removed the "..." got Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.
Hope someone has either researched or tried this and has some suggestions.
Kenith
Before doing this thought would ask if I can damage this old equipment using a uninterruptible power supply (guessing the std PC uninterruptible power supply has a "dirty waveform" because could not find any info mentioning the output is a perfect sine wave).
Tried to search the forum using keywords "uninterruptible power supply" but only got "The following errors occurred with your search The following words are either very common, too long, or too short and were not included in your search: "uninterruptible power supply" When removed the "..." got Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.
Hope someone has either researched or tried this and has some suggestions.
Kenith