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#16
October 19th 09, 07:18 PM
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"Jerry" wrote in message ... : : "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message : ... : Dallas wrote: : i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing : maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 : 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? : i doubt it, but want to make sure. : : What? : : Since most are unlikely to live where you do... : : Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a : Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) : technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug : from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not : plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power : should stay consistent. : : Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your : sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer : equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the : battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine : plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) : : -- : Shenan Stanley : MS-MVP : -- : How To Ask Questions The Smart Way : http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html : : A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal : Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one. : : 
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October 19th 09, 07:18 PM
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http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...07e9ccc08a197a "Jerry" wrote in message ... : : "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message : ... : Dallas wrote: : i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing : maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 : 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? : i doubt it, but want to make sure. : : What? : : Since most are unlikely to live where you do... : : Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a : Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) : technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug : from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not : plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power : should stay consistent. : : Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your : sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer : equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the : battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine : plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) : : -- : Shenan Stanley : MS-MVP : -- : How To Ask Questions The Smart Way : http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html : : A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal : Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one. : :
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#18
October 19th 09, 10:01 PM
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
... http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...07e9ccc08a197a "Jerry" wrote in message ... : : "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message : ... : Dallas wrote: : i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing : maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 : 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? : i doubt it, but want to make sure. : : What? : : Since most are unlikely to live where you do... : : Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a : Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) : technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug : from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not : plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power : should stay consistent. : : Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your : sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer : equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the : battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine : plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) : : -- : Shenan Stanley : MS-MVP : -- : How To Ask Questions The Smart Way : http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html : : A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal : Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one. Please don't top post and break the continuity of the post. You obviously didn't look at the results of that google search and my comment wasn't sent to you.
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#19
October 19th 09, 10:01 PM
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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
... http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=...07e9ccc08a197a "Jerry" wrote in message ... : : "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message : ... : Dallas wrote: : i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing : maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 : 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? : i doubt it, but want to make sure. : : What? : : Since most are unlikely to live where you do... : : Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a : Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) : technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug : from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not : plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power : should stay consistent. : : Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your : sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer : equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the : battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine : plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) : : -- : Shenan Stanley : MS-MVP : -- : How To Ask Questions The Smart Way : http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html : : A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal : Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one. Please don't top post and break the continuity of the post. You obviously didn't look at the results of that google search and my comment wasn't sent to you.
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#20
October 19th 09, 10:13 PM
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urgent, edison cutting power
This is a public newsgroup where anyone can respond.
And, I'll top post all I want you hooplehead net nanny. : Please don't top post and break the continuity of the post. You obviously : didn't look at the results of that google search and my comment wasn't sent : to you. : :
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#21
October 19th 09, 10:13 PM
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urgent, edison cutting power
This is a public newsgroup where anyone can respond.
And, I'll top post all I want you hooplehead net nanny. : Please don't top post and break the continuity of the post. You obviously : didn't look at the results of that google search and my comment wasn't sent : to you. : :
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#22
October 19th 09, 10:38 PM
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He mis-spoke.
"Jerry" wrote in message ... "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message ... Dallas wrote: i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? i doubt it, but want to make sure. What? Since most are unlikely to live where you do... Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power should stay consistent. Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one.
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#23
October 19th 09, 10:38 PM
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urgent, edison cutting power
He mis-spoke.
"Jerry" wrote in message ... "Shenan Stanley" wrote in message ... Dallas wrote: i jusat rememberd, less than 2 hours away from edison doing maintenance of the neighborhood - power will be off from 10:00 5:00. now as long as the pc is off, are there any problems ahead ? i doubt it, but want to make sure. What? Since most are unlikely to live where you do... Anyway - whether or not you have surge protection (best would be a Universal Power Supply (UPS) with Auto Voltage Regulation (AVR) technology) for your electronics and/or home - my suggestion is to unplug from the wall any electronic equipment that is important to you and not plug it back in until you know the maintenance is over with and the power should stay consistent. Also - I would suggest getting a UPS with AVR technology for each of your sensitive/expensive electronic devices (Televisions, any computer equipment, etc). Some equipment may not be able to utilize the battery-backed up side - but those types of equipment should be fine plugged in elsewhere (some printers have trouble in this way.) -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html A UPS is a Uninterruptible Power System, I've never heard of a Universal Power Supply, please explain and supply a link to one.
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#24
October 19th 09, 10:57 PM
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Unknown wrote:
He mis-spoke. Yes, yes I did. My bad. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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#25
October 19th 09, 10:57 PM
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Unknown wrote: He mis-spoke. Yes, yes I did. My bad. -- Shenan Stanley MS-MVP -- How To Ask Questions The Smart Way http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
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