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flame trap nmi oem acronyms and jargon 200

posted by  arble on  Mon Mar 15 14:15 CST 2004
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i looked in my manual to see what a flame trap is, there was no reference to it and now that i am surfing here i have to ask, what is a flame trap? and i always would also ask what does the acronym n.m.i. represent and o.e.m. i am curious about that one as well, i have surfed the archives and im sorry if i have offended the sensibilities of the more experienced brickboard members for not finding these answers myself, but if someone could point me to where such questions could be answered so i can enlighten myself without such a bothersome post it would be greatly appreciated, maybe an index of terms and jargon. ok the self deprecation aside,, i actually bought into the idea that there were no dumb questions






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