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In the past, lately it seems it's the oppositeAlso allows for less LS.
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In the past, lately it seems it's the oppositeAlso allows for less LS.
Would be nice if the press forced them to explain it all. Not MSM's agenda thoughIn the past, lately it seems it's the opposite
The Cahora Bassa HV lines are also HV DC so not compatible with AC lines.Also I would assume that 1GW would come from the coast somewhere, so I assume they would have to build a new grid for it as Cahora Bassa HV lines are nowhere near the coast?
The Cahora Bassa HV lines are also HV DC so not compatible with AC lines.
Sarcasm?There is the apollo inverter station in Rustenburg
It does exist and converts the DC to AC, not sure on what else we'd get from Moz, they rejected the karapowerships, if they go solar that's DC so are windSarcasm?
No I meant the distance - Rusty's a billion miles away.It does exist and converts the DC to AC, not sure on what else we'd get from Moz, they rejected the karapowerships, if they go solar that's DC so are wind
It is 1200km yes, there are repeater stations along, plus there is one called Songo converter station in between to send it to Apollo, those HV lines are 1420km in total, it's a loooooong line.No I meant the distance - Rusty's a billion miles away.
It's all about the distance the lines have to cover:The Cahora Bassa HV lines are also HV DC so not compatible with AC lines.
Yup considering we've got HVDC lines heading all over the place, I mean most of our power stations are in the North but we get power all the way to the tippy tip of South Africa (most of the time)It's all about the distance the lines have to cover:
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Already happens, KoebergSo would work better to take CT 's excess power and bring it up here![]()
I was just joking.. suppose you mean by it feeding into the grid.Already happens, Koeberg![]()
YupI was just joking.. suppose you mean by it feeding into the grid.
Now I understand why they did this.It's all about the distance the lines have to cover:
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Roughly 2000w is better then nothing right? So an hour before just start limiting what you use.Is anyone in Fourways? We need first-hand experience with this! I don't like that they want you to reduce the current an hour before LS even starts...
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Roughly 2000w is better then nothing right? So an hour before just start limiting what you use.
Well, it's not like they're using 13800W/18400W.Roughly 2000w is better then nothing right? So an hour before just start limiting what you use.
Not bad at all. You can still run tv, lights and console or a gaming pc with some lights and other light appliances.
Much better than being switched off completely.