You could use just about any number but there are a finite # of ticks per
second. (mind you there are several methods, this is only one...) I'd figure
out how may times per second you would like a nilEvent and use
SysTicksPerSecond() * NumberOfSecsToWait and load the value in EvtGetEvent.
If the timing is real critical, use half the value (to get twice as many
nilEvents).  This method burns a few extra ticks but doesn't really impact
battery life.
Two quick warnings: the UI generates and uses nilEvents so don't return
handled as true(or think all of them are just for you)  and  the timeout
value in EvtGetEvent does not guarantee a nilEvent every timeout seconds,
just that some event will occur within timeout ticks or a nilEvent will be
generated.




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