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Nate Williams wrote:

> The difference between an 'adequate' UPS and a 'good' UPS is a couple of bucks, don't scrimp on it.
> 
> Nate

************  AMEN!  *********************

The smart UPS are definatly the way to go...
The 20 minutes or so is a guestimate. If things cycle
a bunch... and cause problems, well... Shit happens.

And when _I_ am off fishing in Canada, I couldn't fix it 
anyway.  So, I don't worry about it.

I could die in a plane crash too.... but that doesn't keep me from
flying.  ( Sans parachute. )