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No One You Know wrote:
Hi Mike. In an earlier post it was stated that "replacement value homeowners insurance" is the only true protection for a lightning strike and that is still the surest bet. NOYK in SW Ocala It cost our insurance company some money, but I'll bet that Sprint spent $10,000 to fix everything in that Lake County strike that vaporized the underground phone line. They had to bury a new 25 pair line to all the pedestals on my road, and a new six pair a quarter mile to the house because everyone on the old cable had intermittent noise on their phones. They had to replace the guts in several pedestals because their lightning protectors failed and left nice burn marks. BTW, are you getting ready for the hurricane season? I'd like to buy a 3 KW or larger generator while we have the sales tax holiday, but I just don't have the extra cash right now. I finally got a truck and fixed it so I don't have to depend on someone else to take me places. I've already spent $200 on it in less than two weeks and I still need to fix the air conditioner. -- Former professional electron wrangler. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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