Dan,
Thanks for the input.
1. Is this a part of the ERW Programming site, or a standalone for VFP? It's
not clear, and should be stated in the Home page. (The fact that it's called
the 'Home' page indicates that it is a separate site, or sub-site.)
--- the site is named "Visual-FoxPro-End-Of-Life-Conversions" and will be a
stand alone site. 2. About page should start with the name of your company and
what it does.
-- being done before release
3. I think the Home Page should just outline the choices - you've said the same
thing in your Choices subpages. Better yet, don't outline the choices in Home,
just point to where you did outline them.
4. Contacts needs an email address. Who writes letters today?
-- yep, will do.
Overall - Good job and I think we need this. I like the pros/cons.
Dan Covill - ProFox
Thanks again, Dan.
Wes
Wes Wilson, President ERW Custom Programming, Inc. Crescent Lake Plaza
5459 Elizabeth Lake Rd.
Waterford, MI 48327
(248) 683-4182
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On Dec 18, 2015, at 1:21 PM, Wes Wilson <erwweswil...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Opinions about whether to stay with VFP or leave vary widely. There is not a
> simple stay/leave answer. We will be publishing
> www.visual-foxpro-end-of-life-conversions.com by the first of the year and
> then widely advertising it.
> If you could take a minute and look at the rough draft of the site, I would
> appreciate it.
> To to HomeClick here to see the site. Your comments welcome. I want as much
> good information and opinions as possible.
Here's my contribution: http://imgur.com/KmbSEW6
-- Ed Leafe
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You can replace the small battery with a larger one. If your existing
UPS has a 12v 7AH battery, replacing it with a 12v 60 AH battery (deep
cycle, not auto) will extend your run time about 8 times. It will not
increase the output power (watts or VA). The big issue is the charging
current being limited. Most OPSs with small batteries limit the charge
current to 250 ma. (1/4 amp). The down side is it will take the the
battery 240 hours to return to full charge after a long outage. Most
UPSs today are designed to allow you enough time to gracefully shut down
your computer, not to keep it running. Put a fuse rated at less than
the internal fuse ON THE BATTERY. This way, if there is an over current
condition, you can replace the easy/inexpensive fuse instead of the hard
to reach/not inexpensive fuse. Putting the fuse on the battery protects
the battery wires and connectors. Use wire the same size (gauge) or
larger as the wire going to the existing small battery. Don't let the
length be more than about 3 feet.
Hope that helps,
john
On 12/11/2015 02:15 AM, AndyHC wrote:
> The router has got a small UPS but it only lasts for about 20 mins -
> and being on a rural power supply we do very occasionally go down for
> longer - but your suggestion has given me an idea: I have a larger ups
> in the garage that is now hardly used, I'll see if I can't run a sort
> of reverse PoE back to the router or to back-up the small UPS. Cheers.
>
>
> On 10/12/2015 23:47, Andrew Stirling wrote:
>> then put in a UPS
>>
>> Kind regards
>>
>> Andrew Stirling
>> 01250 870397 / 874580
>> 07910467915
>> supp...@calcpay.co.uk
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>>
>> On 10/12/2015 16:46, Andy wrote:
>>> but just occasionally, when a power outage manages to put the router
>>> into cripple mode,
>>
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