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One point is that somewhere down the road, this machine may find itself in the hands of someone who doesn't want to spring for lithium batteries, or doesn't realize the difference, and just installs alkalines in the standard holder.
In this case, just installing lithiums is a bit short sighted. Remote holder AND lithiums is a good long term solution if you don't want to spring for NVRAM.
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