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In a message dated 01/28/2002 1:36:08 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
lists@globalrelay.net writes:

> > Ah, but since 180W is clearly above 150, it not clear exactly what
>  your point
>  > is?
>  
>  Why are you so sure that it's truely putting out 180W??   Did you test
>  it yourself?
>  And if it can put out 180W, how do you know that it's "clean" at that
>  power level?
>  

yes.

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