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How to deal with power outages /blackouts

Started by Wardad7 REPLIES336 VIEWS· 09 Dec 2015, 03:12
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WardadPro6,663 posts
09 Dec 2015, 03:12
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09 Dec 2015, 03:12#1
After some foo l hit a power pole and left us without power for an hour and reading how our saffa friends suffer from 'lload shedding " I devised this plan to help y'all out . When the lights go out get as many people as possible to put their hands in the air, 'like they just dont care is good .Because as we all know many hands make light work ! .Hope this helps lighten  the mood on this somewhat gloomy site of late .Any other enlightening  rejoinders would be welcome .
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DbDraadCaptain26,388 posts
09 Dec 2015, 16:58
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09 Dec 2015, 16:58#2
 Candles and lanterns work better...generator even more so.
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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
09 Dec 2015, 22:31
#3
09 Dec 2015, 22:31#3
Haha Wardad. Why plants with gloworm DNA never took off is beyond me. I know I'd own a few, regardless of power outages.
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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
09 Dec 2015, 22:46
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09 Dec 2015, 22:46#4
Solar heating in SA ?  With the climate the demand must be huge ?
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WardadPro6,663 posts
09 Dec 2015, 22:52
#5
09 Dec 2015, 22:52#5
 All that stuff works better but its not as funny as a bunch of silly buggers caught out with their hands in the air !
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bobbok...Captain10,129 posts
09 Dec 2015, 23:08
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09 Dec 2015, 23:08#6
 Like at Hillsong ?
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PlumCaptain21,007 posts
10 Dec 2015, 08:30
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10 Dec 2015, 08:30#7
Blo, solar would be huge here. Only we don't really need heating. If houses were insulated correctly they'd get warmed up during the day and stay above 15 at night indoors. As far as water heating goes, air source heat pumps are the boss. They are over unity devices, in the same way that hydroelectric dams are. X amount of energy to install and then over time they collect more heat/energy than what it takes to run them. Power outages aren't long enough to warrant installing solar for electric. Most people either use batteries that are charged off mains and kick in when the power goes off, or generators. SA is so far behind that we don't have condensing geysers yet. In other words...we are using 50% more gas than we need to. My company will be selling these units in SA as of next year. Also, not sure if anyone knows but i heard that Eskom got a R10Bln investment last year. They wont be able to pay that back and the grid will end up in the hands of foreign investors. That's obviously both good and bad. But more bad if you ask me.
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WardadPro6,663 posts
10 Dec 2015, 08:37
#8
10 Dec 2015, 08:37#8
 Blob if we could turn Hym Harping, Hypocritical  Hillsong Happy Happy into Joules For Jesus be no more global wanging .
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