Posted by Gene on 02/23/07 23:50

Thanks.

Yeah, I need to do some research & find one that maintains
a high constant voltage & is extremely clean. I suspect that
line noise could play a part in my problems. Having 110VAC
attached to the camcorder has always been a noise concern
for me. It's hard to catch this with a common volt meter.

Gene





"Richard Crowley" <rcrowley@xp7rt.net> wrote in message
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> "Gene E. Bloch" wrote ...
>> On 2/23/2007, Gene posted this:
>>> LOL - that was my first thought too, a UPS:-)
>>> Guess I need to go price them again, as they have really come down
>>> in price in the last few years. A UPS is probably the best choice.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Gene
>>
>> As cheap a $30 on a good day, and easily available around $50 to $70 and
>> up - and up - and up :-)
>>
>> I really think even a cheap one would do the job, and what could be
>> easier?
>
> Not necessarily. The cheap ones only "kick in" when some
> threshold is reached (undefined).
>
> The "optimal" choice would be the kind that runs all the
> time off the battery which is constantly charged from the
> mains. But those aren't likely the <$100 variety.
>

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