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Old 24-06-2005, 16:44   #15
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Re: Thunder and lightning

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Originally Posted by Raistlin
My hardware is all plugged into a good surge protector, so that should be safe, but obviously the white co-ax cable goes straight into the back of the CM and then on to the Router.....

Is this ok or am I likely to fry my machines if we get a lightning strike?
If there is a strike local then yes your equiptment will be damaged. If its that bad it would be an idea to isolate the coax m8..
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