Nathan,

Thanks for the info. Sounds like my set-up is not certain disaster, but possible remote chance of disaster. I'm not changing my setup unless I see some glitching or other indication of a problem during range check.

Re: the oft stated cliche "Better safe than sorry." Too much of our time and money these days is spent on this premise. I might be hit on the head with a meteorite if I go outside, so I'll stay in the house. Better safe than sorry. One in a million automobile drivers is killed from a direct side impact, so I'll spend thousands of dollars on air-bags. Better safe than sorry.

Personally, I like living on the Edge.

jon