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PGE cuts electric power
Looks like the Kali folks are screwed again as PGE cut their power in fear of fires. It may be off for days.
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Yes Yes have been out inermittently (sp).
Still have that 15KW (mem) diesel generator that I picked up from the Seattle area two years ago. It's much better than the last commercial generator I had, much quieter.
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Jeez I really dont miss living in that socialist paradise. Now there is rolling blackouts like north Korea. Stay classy Gavin.
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I bought a pop up camp trailer for bugging out but at some point I will run out of propane to cook with. A fire gives away where you are so looking at solar ovens. Here in my part of Oregon it rains alot but I just might end up somewhere with some sun.
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So now,people will have to cook over open fires outdoors,and thus,increase the chances of wildfires....
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And they can't drive to far either. When I see a Kali plate here it makes me sick to my stomach and if it has a Bernie, Harris or Warren sticker...............
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based on the lawsuits against PG&E ........
they all should be glad they have any electric power at all
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Real third world. Oh, build where ever you want. Then of course it's someone else fault. PG&E has issues also. I could say something about the status of their natural gas pipeline system. It may to late to run the wall up the Colorado river and the bridges looking like Escape from NY.
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Yeah, that's some real deep thinking there. Everyone will be out grilling all the crap that's defrosting in their freezers, or they'll be running diesel generators. What a bunch of dipshits.
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So what's you advise that those that were burned out by PG&E neglegence have done to rebuild their lives after such a fire that wiped a whole town off the map ?
Keep in mind the area included many elderly folks that didn't have insurance and or could not afford what the previously fire devastated area insurance companies were charging for insurance. What would you expect people to do if not sue the company that was found to be at fault ? |
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Because of my complex sleep apnea have to often lurk and sometimes participate on a sleep apnea discussion forum. It's amazing how many people who may die if they lose power while sleeping take electricity for granted and say there is no need to have a battery backup on their CPAP and other more advanced machines. My treated apnea is 10 times worse than most folks on the boards treated apnea and without the machine running it's common for wife to have to wake me so restart breathing if not hooked up to alarms.
Have a tendency to fall asleep in my recliner before put my pulse oximeter on which is wrist worn with a finger cuff tethered and goes into a fit if blood oxygen level or heart rate drops below certain levels. When wake up I will jump right into normal range. If don't wake up have gone over three minutes without breathing which always wakes the wife and she wakes me. Been a running thread following the Cali fires about the need for batteries and while participating doctors with apnea say a battery is a necessity seems like over half the members say it's not and would not get a battery even if insurance/medicare paid for it. Right now all CPAP batteries are called "camping accessories" so insurance does not pay and amazingly people won't go $100 to $200 out of pocket to own some type of battery backup. My UPS that is for my BiPAP ASV only will run it three nights on the tethered supplimental battery. Long before I need it will drag a battery up from downstairs that will run the machine ten days as don't like to run it off the generator even after UPS filters the power but have and probably will again. If in a bind would run my inverter generator to power the BiPAP ASV while charging it's battery and charging batteries of all small electric devices one out of five to ten nights. What's odd is number of folks in Cali who think batteries are not necessary followed by urban city dwellers. Rural folks seem to like backup energy. We go at least a week per year without power from the grid but never an hour totally without as between batteries and generators can stage however much energy we may need.
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California claims to have the 6th largest economy in the world and can't keep the lights on.
There's your "Green New Deal". Funny how when you sue a power company for billions of dollars for a previous fire, that they cut off power when fire conditions are ripe. |
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I heard that CA won't let PG&E properly clear brush and trees away from their power lines, because you know, The Environment! so shit catches fire more easily.
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This is payback at it's best. You want to fine us for a fire started by an electric powerline? We will just cut power whenever we feel like it "because of safety concerns". And if you mess with us too much, we will go bankrupt and leave the lights off..
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I don't know much about the goings on out there but that's certainly plausible.
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Think about all those poor (rich) mofos driving Tesla's that can't go anywhere!
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Rush was talking about all the folks complaining about $36,000 battery swaps when the lithium ion battery stops holding a charge. Wonder how many decades I could keep a diesel running for cost of one battery? A little black smoke can't be worse than disposal of piles of lithium batteries over the long term. Really makes me wonder about all the EPA emissions regulations on motorcycles now. Half the modern bikes a man can buy have to be modified for "off road" use before their remotely rideable. All this started on the left coast and traveled to Washington DC.
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Around here even in the poor areas there are charging stations.
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I have heard about the “clearing of brush issue” before, too many bunny/tree huggers messing up living conditions
also the power lines are considered part of the aging infrastructure problem in Kali just like the Oreville Dam spillway PG&E being a public utility comes under some tough conditions to try to run a business in a state with so many DemonRats and bunny/tree huggers watched a video last night about the power outage and the upgraded power lines compared to the older lines ……. no wonder they have fires sparked by the power lines, trees & branches wayyyyyyy too close and the insulators for the lines are seriously sub-par
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What generally happens is that profits of utility companys are siphoned off to CEO's and upper management instead of upgrading infrastructure. The cycle repeats itself every year until the groanings of the people are so great that they have to react to complaints of outages, no signal, insufficient bandwidth, insufficient water pressure, etc,,, Once the condition of the utility is so degraded and unsustainable due to law suits, equipment replacement etc.. the company declares bankruptcy then they come back under a different name only this time with grants and federal commitments to upgrade the system so the cycle can continue.
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Detroit Edison,or whatever they are called now,have been on a major tear lately,moving and cutting the swath under the power lines.
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The cure for PG&E’s troubles is to have the state revoke the utility license.
Then the state can claim they have to take over running the power utility “for the public good”. Schadenfreude at its finest, imagine what that government would do with a power utility department……
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Did you catch how California is also now demanding the removal of all HAM repeater towers on State lands ?
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Wow. Haven't seen that but when the HAM network is part of almost every fire department's and police department's emergency communication plan it makes perfect sense, in commiefornia.
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in simple terms they are establishing Rent for any HAM repeaters based on State lands under a claim they no longer provide a public benefit Here's a PDF link to a brief filed by a law office opposing this operation Scroll down to Exhibit A which is a copy of the Email the State sent Repeater operators: http://www.shastadefense.com/FAX-Cal...io20190923.pdf Of course the plan is to make them too costly for operators to run seem to recall California went to some State broadband set up for LE and Fire comms |
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My feeling is that the real issues are that maintenance doesn't get done as often as it should, because maintenance costs money. I understand that PG&E has a couple of parent companies that siphon profits from the utility as well. Much of those profits are used for political influence. It has the added "benefit" of limiting the amount of operating capital the utility has, thus limiting the Utility's exposure to lawsuits. "Sorry. We can't afford that billion dollar judgement against our Utility. We have to declare bankruptcy or increase rates to pay for it."
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They're waiting for some giant problem so they have a 'reason'.
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Just put the lines underground. Just get everyone a solar panel & a windmill. Prayer doesn’t hurt.
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Death, just a few minor side effects....
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Typhoid, plague, tent cities, blackouts, all part of the agenda. Conditioning the sheep to accept the Venezuela style worker's paradise they have planned for them.
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I wonder how long until CA start taking away the generators from those capitalist pig who bough them to use int heir own homes and redistributing them to "the people" (one crappy 5KW one per shanty town and the rest to themselves)?
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The problem is when they get to the smaller lines hanging off telephone poles. They don't get the same attention...and, There are a many more miles of those than the high tension towers. Maintenance costs money. They don't spend the money to do the job right.
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HAM used to be a very exclusive thing. That said in my little community there were dozens of operators back in the 70s. It was the only real way to communicate for folks living up in the North West Angle or on islands across the Lake. Thing was around the 90s the tech became a great deal more accessible, heck Walmarts sell hand held transceivers. Those became hugely popular with Hunters up here, I mean we have real forests & marshland folks used to die every year in getting lost. These days I regularly snag transceivers on the cheap at local yard sales as folks shifted to only cellular comms Elsewhere though you will find a ton of interest among survivalist and/or militia types. My read is that's most of the drive to try and shut HAMs down Here's the thing HAM was an enormous component of Civil Defense during the Cold War era. The idea was that HAMs were the backbone of emergency comms during natural disaster or a war brought to our shores...they could be set up to run independent of the Grid, telephone lines or other things that could be easily monitored/shut down Authoritarian types don't like that one bit I read somewhere recently that certainly models of transceivers are going to be getting a power down grade, think that's already occurred like in the last week or two under a FCC directive to HSA. I know one Baofang model was affected, perhaps more. Now California is going to try and "tax" repeater locations out of existance Seeing a pattern ? No doubt Oregon and Washington will adopt this California strategy as well then it will as with most things infest things East. I'm no big HAM guy, buddies Dad was and taught me to code, whatnot when I was like 14 as nobody in his family was at all interested. The boys gave me all his gear a few years back when he passed on. Showed up with crates of crap...either I took it or they were headed down the road to the County Landfill with it all ![]() I think this push is insane along the West Coast Say you get a series of major quakes or in Washington Mount Rainer blows it's top. When the grid goes down so will most cell services meaning HAM is really the only other Comm option unless you are running a Sat Phone and are paying for a channel if and when shit goes South in a major way. eventually it will happen, it's not even an IF but purely a WHEN |
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Comment stolen from another site, not mine.
"PG&E is an investor owned utility that trades on the New York Stock Exchange. The socialist republic of California grants PG&E a geographically defined franchise territory.* Each and every consumer in the defined territory must buy their power from PG&E. In return the state makes and/or approves all the rules under which PG&E operates and I mean ALL THE RULES. Any notion that PG&E is "flexing their muscles" or "punishing customers" by interrupting service is total nonsense. Anyone interested in how/why these service interruptions came to be should read California's Senate Bill 901-wildfires and California's PG&E's 2019 Wildfire Mitigation Plan Pursuant to SB 901. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/f...201720180SB901 http://docs.cpuc.ca.gov/SearchRes.as...ocID=298246537 *To be clear the same public utility business and regulatory model exists across the country. Every public utility has a defined franchise territory with 'captive' customers and the state makes and enforces all the rules. FWIW, that model dates back to the earliest days of public utilities.
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There have been "microbursts" recorded on the Great Lakes.
https://www.weather.gov/bmx/outreach_microbursts An old wood schooner called the "Hunter Savidge" was believed to be sunk by one. Dry microburst. |
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So they would rather have their communities burn than go without power a few days or so? If power is that big of a deal move elsewhere and have a whole house generator installed rather than spending a million dollars plus for a house smaller than mine as seems the norm in Los Angeles and similar areas. Don't see where a Cali house with cracked foundations and walls from seismic activity is worth five times the cost of the same house in metro Atlanta.
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