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And one of those surges they protect from is the spikes caused by the power
grid response to strikes far from you cmputer. Turning off electronics is a good idea, not because the little switch will protect from strike current, as Larry points out, but because power instability from a strike across town might overwhelm the surge protector of a dip as power is restored might let the head of your hard disk briefly contact the platter surface (although disk designs have greatly improved in this regard). -- Roger Long |
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