[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm not an engineer like some of you, but I run my computer on a > square wave inverter (as in cheap) and have no problems. I perceive > that as long as the battery is in the computer it absorbs (filters) > whatever comes in and cleans it up enough for the computer to handle > it okay. This may not be great for the long term, but I've had no > problems. > I'm not privy to the construction of the bricks that come with computers, but from what I've read the problem results in early failure of the brick. The computer doesn't seem to be affected. If I had to guess, the extra switching the brick is doing overheats it. Too much heat is usually a common cause of premature failure in many devices.
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