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Its the only portable app I use regularly so dont have the PortableApp platform installed.

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Runs fine, but I cant get it to update using the standalone method. This is to protect the battery from over-discharge. Im running standalone Thunderbird Portable 102.9 on a network drive (CIFS) from my Windows 10Pro machine. *** The latching relay is driven by a small power monitor circuit, that disconnects the battery when it's voltage drops below about 11.5V. I need to move my Thunderbird portable profile to a new Thunderbird installed version. These give me two 5V supplies and two 12V supplies, that are then fed directly to the bits of kit needed to keep the network and internet connection up during a power cut. I have a couple of 5V, 5A ones, plus a couple of 12V boost/buck ones.

The DC from the battery is fed, via a latching relay*** to some switched mode DC-DC voltage regulators. I tested mine and it still seems to be close to 100Ah, and being a sealed gel type battery it's OK indoors.

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How to Update Plex on Your Synology NAS Craig Lloyd Mar 6th, 2018.

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I'm using a 12V DC power supply, adjusted to run at 13.4V, connected directly to a 12V 100Ah battery, that was bought second hand it came from a server farm back up supply, and they get changed every couple of years just to be certain they will still have full capacity. Why There Will Never Be a Spotify For TV Shows and Movies Justin Pot Mar 7th, 2018. What I've done is build a battery-backed DC power supply, that supplies the modem, router, switch and a small file server. Thanks for your reply Erik If for example my name was Jo and is Jo Bloggs and I had a user called jo on my synology server. One way is to fit a UPS, but it's not that efficient, as the battery voltage from the internal UPS battery is converted up to mains voltage, and the NAS power supply then converts that back down to a DC voltage that's probably close to the battery voltage. In Thunderbird account -> server settings you can change this to 'john'. One final thought, my 250MB hard drive is nearly full, so I might treat myself to a new (reconditioned) PC at £300 as I've found one complete with a 1TB drive. Finally, once I'm happy I've got everything backed up and moved to a spare PC, i'm going to dump Windows OS and move to Linux Mint.Įdit. Windows XP is no longer supported and much of the software I use daily is no longer supported, things like Firefox and Thunderbird (I don't actually use Thunderbird, but looked to loading it but can't due to the ago of the machine it won't). Another thing, don't give up on a failed computer, following advice from onoff I cleaned the dust out and reseated all the cards and cables and the thing sprang back to life. The first is to back everything up, luckily I had the documents and photos backed up, but not the mail ( I had backed up the mail files, but not in a format I could do anything with). I'll take a look on line for a tutorial and we will see how I get on!Īs a result of my 14 year old PC failing I've learnt a few things. I've now got my old Outlook2003 up and running again having just reloaded the software. It's POP, so no folders backed up online.

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