Gasoline Powered Pc

After struggling with a gasoline generator for years, I finally found a product to easily replace it. Two Delta pro's and a double voltage hub plug right into the existing inlet. Next will be the Smart home panel and solar charging for the ultimate backup solution!

This generator is very dependable and I have tested it weekly in combination with my Delta 2. It has run on propane only and I do not anticipate using gasoline on the Smart Generator. I have had problems with dependability when using gasoline on my other generators (Honda) which have now all been converted to propane. Don’t get me wrong the Honda generators are good and have served me well and will be used for other applications; however, the intelligence and integration of the EcoFlow products far exceed the functionality of other products offered. For this reason I will be including a Delta Pro in the near future to complete my backup solution to meet our home’s most critical needs during power outages.

This device serves to connect musical equipment to a tablet pc so the powered aspect is critical. I can find no fault in performance or quality of build. No regrets in ordering.

I believe this is the first time I had no trouble pairing a mouse with my Windows 10 powered PC. I chose it because of the many trips it will go through. Not flat, but flat enough. Perfect size for my hand.

My purpose for this was to function as a Time Machine on a new Macintosh. It is small, quiet, powered by the PC and stays out of the way. Does its job well. It includes its own software on it for some sort of purpose, but I didn't even bother to look at it: why would I when I already have Time Machine? :)

My first router was the Linksys WRT54GL, a router that will forever live in infamy. It lasted me years and was only replaced due to not being able to keep up with faster Internet speeds now available. I decided to build my own router, running Linux to handle the higher speeds. This went well for a time, but was annoying that it had only 2 network jacks, and it was really overkill for power. I began a search for a lower powered PC, but options were slim. I had an Ubiquiti Access Point and was looking at devices for POE, and came across this. It had all the functionality I was looking for, had more ports, POE and was much lower powered than the Linux PC I had been running. This device has so many features, far beyond any of your typical home router. Combine this with one of there APs and you have an amazing home setup. Although not as easy to setup and configure as your typical home router, this is far superior and has a wizard that helps get it configured based on what you want it to do. If you want a router with all the bells and whistles and not your basic all in one wireless router, then this is likely the one for you.

I use it to backup my data on my PC. I like that it is bus powered and doesn't need AC power. I also like its built-in software.

I was looking for a high end bus powered interface that would be usable with both Mac and PC. My previous interface did not work great with windows machine because of the thunderbolt connection. When I saw the Antelope was releasing a budget-friendly version of their Zen live, I had to give it a try. The build quality is amazing but thee sound is even better, I'm very happy with my decision. Antelope all the way.

This is a wonderful little amp for headphones or running other powered PC speakers with a Line Level Input. It is QUITE!!! Krist Andersen

USB BUS POWERED = NICE! I use this drive formatted ExFat with both Mac and PC it came with both Mac and PC software my only wish is it would be 4TB's