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UPS vs DSL modem
I have a computer and DSL modem tied to an old UPS (with new
batteries). When I have a power failure, the computer keeps right on ticking, but I always have to restart the DSL modem. I've even restarted the modem while running on the UPS and after its restart, all was fine. I am assuming here that the switch over time is killing the modem. I looked at the modem and its walwart. It says 12 VDC. I was wondering if putting a few thousand micro farad cap across the 12 volt line might help. Anyone have any experience with something like this? |
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