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Art Clemons wrote:
> Incidentally with a little skill, one
> could likely power the small UPS with a car battery kept charged up by
> an automobile, meaning that until gasoline disappeared to power the car,
> one could have phone service and internet service if one has a laptop or
> other similar entity.
Yeah...that's not really practical. heh But, if things are that bad,
I'd evacuate.
Anyway, a wired phone seems to be the most reliable emergency link in a
home. I actually used 911 through Vonage. I got to the local police
department, but they had no clue where I am. In the time it took to
fill them in anything could have happened.
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