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Why the 60D? > Best canon Dslr i could buy in my budget (40K)
And Especially why the FZ18? > why not FZ 18 ? 18x, zoom compact , RAW and a good deal from a trusted person :).
 
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Ordered a Philips QG3383 grooming kit from Flipkart a couple of days ago, and received it today. Opted for this mainly because it runs on NiMH battery that can be charged in an hour.
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Damages: Rs.3090
 
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Black_Hawk said:
The defeat the annoyance of incessant power failures lately in my area:

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Can u tell me the PSU wattage of your CPU, which you use with this UPS and can it handle the load easily? Also let me know all the peripherals attached. I am also looking to buy this, but am bit confused if it can handle my Corsair GS600 easily.
 
@harshit143: My main system specs are: i5-2500k, Corsair H80, Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3R-B3, 8GB G.Skill Sniper, 60GB Mushkin Callisto SSD, Sapphire HD7850, Asus Xonar DX, Corsair GS800, 2-3 HDD's.

The UPS is connected as follows:

Battery and Surge Protection: Main rig (specs above) + 23" Dell LED Monitor + PS3 + Modem + Router.
Surge Protection Only: Logitech Z-5500.

It gives me about 8 minutes of backup time when I'm gaming on my PC and a little bit more at idle which is plenty. I actually needed something to give me about 3-4 minutes of backup in the case of a power-failure till my generator in the house kicks in.
 
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@harshit143: My main system specs are: i5-2500k, Corsair H80, Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3R-B3, 8GB G.Skill Sniper, 60GB Mushkin Callisto SSD, Sapphire HD7850, Asus Xonar DX, Corsair GS800, 2-3 HDD's.

The UPS is connected as follows:

Battery and Surge Protection: Main rig (specs above) + 23" Dell LED Monitor + PS3 + Modem + Router.
Surge Protection Only: Logitech Z-5500.

It gives me about 8 minutes of backup time when I'm gaming on my PC and a little bit more at idle which is plenty. I actually needed something to give me about 3-4 minutes of backup in the case of a power-failure till my generator in the house kicks in.
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Thats great. I also dont need backup, i just need the system should not at all fluctuate when sudden power failure occurs. The load i will connect is just half of yours which just include a system with Corsair GS600, Dell 22" LED and maybe a 2.1 speaker system.
So, will surely buy the UPS. Thanks.
 
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@harshit143: My main system specs are: i5-2500k, Corsair H80, Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD3R-B3, 8GB G.Skill Sniper, 60GB Mushkin Callisto SSD, Sapphire HD7850, Asus Xonar DX, Corsair GS800, 2-3 HDD's.

The UPS is connected as follows:

Battery and Surge Protection: Main rig (specs above) + 23" Dell LED Monitor + PS3 + Modem + Router.
Surge Protection Only: Logitech Z-5500.

It gives me about 8 minutes of backup time when I'm gaming on my PC and a little bit more at idle which is plenty. I actually needed something to give me about 3-4 minutes of backup in the case of a power-failure till my generator in the house kicks in.
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do the ups have IEC320 output ports instead of conventional 3pin output? If yes, then how can all the components be connected to the UPS?
 
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Raghupati Pradhan said:
TVS Keyboard.. ;)
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From a Logitech G15 to a Logitech G19 and then this! Thing is built like a tank.

@harshit143: It has 3 battery back-up and surge protector connectors available at the back. If you need more connection points for more devices just attach a power-strip to it and use that (I use a Belkin one and it's working well). Just make sure that the total load doesn't exceed 600 Watts.
 
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