Re: My PC was hit with lightning and now Microcenter is looking at it.

In article <1184304018.478718.87490@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, w_tom1
@usa.net says...
But xpyttl says telcos have it all wrong. Somehow he knows that
solutions standard in Central Offices all over the world don't work.
Clearly a $100 UPS without earting is a superior solution. Clearly we
"don't have a clue how lightning damages electronics". We have been
doing it all wrong for 100 years. Only xpyttl can save us from our
mistakes?

And there you go again w_tom, making crap up. A Quality UPS is going to
always require a good ground connection, in fact, most of them will
alarm if there is no ground.

So, keep ranting and ignoring facts, I don't see what you gain by it.
You still have not presented the part number for your Mythical $50 whole
house protector that anyone can buy at Lowes, still not explained why
devices protected by a Quality UPS were protected while those that were
not were damaged.... Why not one device in my home connected to a UPS
has ever been damaged while every house around me has had some form of
device damaged at least once in the last 20 years....

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