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Star Fleet Battles: Captain's Log #23 - First Blood

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Star Fleet Battles: Captain's Log #23 - First BloodFirst Blood: Romulans and Orions are fighting over a disabled Federation starship. Who will win? And can anyone afford to loose? No Good Friends: Hydran and ISC X cruisers pursue Andro raiders to the Rapid Transport Network. Term Papers shows the path to triumph. Msron Tactics for Omega Sector. Klingon Victory at Origins! Communications: Command the Future announces new products, Conventions & Aces, Why?, Admiral Growler hands down rulings, After

First Blood: Romulans and Orions are fighting over a disabled Federation starship. Who will win? And can anyone afford to loose?

No Good Friends: Hydran and ISC X-cruisers pursue Andro raiders to the Rapid Transport Network.

Term Papers shows the path to triumph. Mæsron Tactics for Omega Sector. Klingon Victory at Origins!

Communications: Command the Future announces new products, Conventions & Aces, Why?, Admiral Growler hands down rulings, After Action Reports, Proposal Board, Input Guide, New Standard Rules Templates help you write your own rules, Star Fleet Awards, and more.

New Ships: 19 New ships including Early Freighters, Vari torpedo ships, the Imperium from the Triangulum Galaxy, the new Skiff-class, Prime Trader, Anarchist, & new modules for your freighters.

Venues: Starfleet Command, Galactic Conquest, Warlord tactics, SFB On-Line V3.0, PBEM.

Database: New Omega weapons, Battle Force 700 Attacks and Defends, Introducing the new Prime Directive, Klingon and federation Brothers of the Anarchist, A Developmental History of Small Freighters, new base & planet cards for Star Fleet Battle Force, and more.

Scenarios: The Federation frigaye Drake must save a federation X-ship from falling into enemy hands. ISC and Hydrans X-ships must destroy an Andromedan force while watching each other. Scouts must probe the enemy while their escorts deny the enemy their own mission. Klingon and Magellanic forces conduct Join Operations against the Andromedans, Early Years base attack.

Federation & Empire: Rules & Rulings, Tactical Notes, the North-South War, Jindarians in F&E, new rules for Swarms, Operational Bases and Colonial Development.

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It works but not so sure about the EMI/RFI noise filtering claim
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I only buy surge protectors that have EMI/RFI noise filtering. I have a sensitive short wave radio with a sleep timer that I use when going to sleep. It has a rechargeable battery so you can either use it plugged in or on battery power. I've always had static on the radio when it was plugged into this surge protector. Cords generally do cause interference in radios so I thought nothing of it. But it started to get really bad. So I took one of my old tripplite surge protectors with emi/rfi noise filtering and plugged the radio into that. No static or interference on the radio at all. I went to APC's website to see if this model has EMI/RFI and it looks like it does....but it sure doesn't work well on mine. I don't want to disparage APC. I have several of their surge protectors. Just bought the big P12U2 model they have and love that one. I think it just has better circuitry than this budget model. I'm using the P12U2 on my TCL 55" TV that was flickering and was glitchy turning on and off with a different surge protector from another company. Anyways, the ACP P12U2 works great and appears to have excellent noise filtering. Just wish the P12U2 had a flat plug because I bought it to use for my computer, but couldn't because I couldn't push my desk up against the wall with that straight out plug. Anyways, I've strayed. This is a good basic surge protector I suppose. Would not recommend it for sensitive electronics prone to interference. Then again, maybe I just had a bad one, who knows. APC is a great brand. All my surge protectors are either APC or TrippLite. Can't go wrong either way.
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Great surge protector
4 years later and still working as intended.
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This works fine. Good size. Good enough cord length. Does what a power strip should do.
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Great for multiple adapters
Color: Black, Size: 8 Outlet, Style: Outlets Only
One of the common flaws of single width strips is the inability to accommodate more than 1 adapter unless you want to waste the sockets as the adapter obstructs/covers the adjacent sockets. This one has 2 rows with sockets at 90 degrees. As such, adapters face outward and do not obstruct adjacent sockets. Well made and sturdy, typical of APC quality. Hopefully the surge protection won't be tested but gives you peace of mind to know that all plugged in devices are protected. I have it mounted under my office desk using the mounting holes at the back. Great value for the money.
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I use this power strip for both my computer and entertainment setup, and it has been very reliable. The seven outlets give me enough room for everything without having to use multiple strips. The cord is long enough to reach the wall easily while keeping things neat. It sits flat on the floor and does not tip over when everything is plugged in. The layout of the outlets makes it easy to plug in larger adapters without blocking others. It has already gotten a lot of use and should give me plenty more for years to come.
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