I tried to ask last night, but my p/c has been so infected lately, I couldn't get the post to go thru............so............
Is it necessary to have a surge protector for these expensive guns or is it built in? I'd hate to think that the odd lightning strike could reduce my new toy to so much junk.
And then tonight....working along at the shop.....everything was fine.....then BOOM!, BANG!, the transformers outside started throwing blue sparks, lines were snapping and arcing blue sparks that could have been in "Back to the Future" when Marty hit the wire from the clock tower.
I hope to hell my less than a month old gun isn't cooked.
Any thoughts?
Is it necessary to have a surge protector for these expensive guns or is it built in? I'd hate to think that the odd lightning strike could reduce my new toy to so much junk.
And then tonight....working along at the shop.....everything was fine.....then BOOM!, BANG!, the transformers outside started throwing blue sparks, lines were snapping and arcing blue sparks that could have been in "Back to the Future" when Marty hit the wire from the clock tower.
I hope to hell my less than a month old gun isn't cooked.
Any thoughts?
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