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Power Conditioner/Battery backup

Posted by Larry I on November 28, 2007 at 07:15:08:
Here in Northern Virginia, I get constant short-term power outages. In the past week the power has gone out five times, twice while I was running my RPTV. I currently run the video gear off of a power balancer/conditioner, but it now appears that I should be looking into something that integrates a battery backup so the projection bulb will be spared the life-shortening experience of a sudden power loss (no fan cooling of the bulb).

Does anyone have a suggestion on what I should be looking into?