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usonian

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12. PG&E sets their trouble detectors to "sensitive" in heat and wind.

Reply to Nictuku (Reply #6)

Thu Jul 11, 2024, 08:06 PM

Jul 2024

Cheaper than upgrading their stuff.
Good luck. There should be lots of people able to tune up a gas engine.

Some safety info here
https://democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1078&pid=68472

See its OP for more.

Be safe. Don't put power into a circuit that could kill an electrical worker. Use extreme caution or a transfer switch.

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Never have seen heat like this in 45 years of living in the S.F. Bay Area [View all] Auggie Jul 2024 OP

That's awful! Diamond_Dog Jul 2024 #1

One thing different here than your neck of the woods: Auggie Jul 2024 #10

Microclimates Retrograde Jul 2024 #13

I've got 106 in the Sierra foothills. usonian Jul 2024 #2

105 in Coombsville AVA, southern Napa Valley Auggie Jul 2024 #7

Impressive, but you've got grapes. usonian Jul 2024 #8

I am in the city today, it was 74 at Oracle Park. onecaliberal Jul 2024 #3

City doesn't count. Auggie Jul 2024 #5

Sorry but the city IS in the Bay Area. onecaliberal Jul 2024 #9

Doesn't count on this thread. Auggie Jul 2024 #11

imagine it lasts until October Skittles Jul 2024 #4

I know! I'm in Napa 103 in the shade today Nictuku Jul 2024 #6

PG&E sets their trouble detectors to "sensitive" in heat and wind. usonian Jul 2024 #12