Hey Chaz,

The faster blinking turn signal means that the turn signal light is out. It could just mean that the connection is bad, so try screwing it in a little tighter first, but it probably means that it burned out and you need to get a new turn signal light. You can get it done at most gas stations that have a garage, and if you want to do it yourself, check out your owner's manual. It will tell you what kind of light to buy. Then, go to a Pep Boys kinda place and buy the light. Your manual will also tell you how to get to the light, but usually, it's accessible from a flap or panel in the trunk of the car.

And buy a new fan, you bum! ;)

Bah. I was hoping it was ignorable. ;-)

Check the turn signal bulb in the back when you put it on. Mine did that when the back was blown out, and it works in conjunction with each other.

Ah! I checked the front, but didn't think to check the back. Thanks for the tip!

yea i was in the mall when one of the towers went down in springfeild ....it was halarious

I got lost trying to find my way out of Granite Run Mall earlier that same day. How sad is that?

hahahahah thats great...so i think i may be going to one of ur shows ... i dono yet though

You should. You get to see me in sparkly silver tights. And, you get to hear me be the voice of God. I don't know how much more incentive I can give you.

What he said about the blinker....but the UPS you have might be a one shot deal. A lot of those small power strip ones have a non-rechargable battery, hence their low-low price.

This one is 3-4 years old, so it's probably due to be replaced anyway.

The SOHO variety definately do not last long.. and even then, what they don't tell you is that the majority of the SOHO units won't even power a modern computer.

You probably need a nice, new 1000va unit.

Oh, I should note that it *could* be something in wiring as well. Some of the better units have sensitivity settings that help them work in various operating environments. The sensitivity settings are esspecially useful if you have a generator.

I've been using it more as a "line filter" than for backup power. For that purpose, it has worked well enough up until now.

Well, I think that your right turn signal is just an overachiever. That's my diagnosis.

I think you lost this game. The problem was a burnt out bulb.