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|    Jim Wilkins to Leon Fisk    |
|    Re: Jackery 400    |
|    18 Oct 24 13:04:44    |
      From: muratlanne@gmail.com              "Leon Fisk" wrote in message news:vetrrf$39vcp$1@dont-email.me...              >"Jim Wilkins" wrote in message news:vell9l$1mpr3$1@dont-email.me...       >... Jackery 290...              Best of luck with this👠                    I read reviews, looked them over a bit a couple years ago when I       noticed HF had them. Found it interesting how many people were using it       to run their CPAP machines while camping or off grid...       Leon Fisk              -----------------------------       An example of how I could use portable AC was at a recent flea market where       I found a Tek TDS3054 4 channel 500MHz DSO scope for sale cheap, with the       warning that some buttons don't work well/at all and he thought it would be       too difficult to take apart for cleaning. He had AC power but I couldn't see       much in bright sunlight, or take it into shade. Anyway, he ended up asking       $40 "for parts".              A quick check at home confirmed that it does at least partially work. He       assured me that it wasn't 'hot' and could be sent out for repair. It's the       oldest version with a floppy drive instead of USB. I could buy several       Jackerys for the asking price of just its optional battery pack.              When it was new Tek's reputation had fallen and I ordered an HP Infiniium of       similar capability for $20,000 instead. In 15 minutes it caught and was       clearly displaying a glitch another department had struggled with for weeks.              The French equivalent, Jacquerie, means a revolt of the peasants.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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