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We need more than one graph of the same time span to test with.so is it accurate or not?
I thought there were quite a few Charts already postedWe need more than one graph of the same time span to test with.
which time frame do we need?We need more than one graph of the same time span to test with.
Lets have 3 graphs from 3 areas that cover the same time, then we can see if the frequency is the same.I thought there were quite a few Charts already posted
I'll take anything.which time frame do we need?
Awesome thanks, now if we can have another 2 graphs from 3am-3pm from other areas.View attachment 1399965
3am - 3pm Joburg Fourways
Just looking at the general trend on this graph, the grid looks like it's under load, more under 50Hz than over.View attachment 1399965
3am - 3pm Joburg Fourways
If you pick a specific reference point like 49.6 - 12times it was reached or breached

I did a quick peek and last 3 days has been sub 50 the majority of the time hereJust looking at the general trend on this graph, the grid looks like it's under load, more under 50Hz than over.
UK for example:
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Don't quite correlate close those
Very loosely similar,but the peaks and dips are noticeably different
Yup, I did say this with Paul Murkin back in the day, I'm sure it's grid specific, if your local grid is used more then others it'll show lower frequency.Very loosely similar,but the peaks and dips are noticeably different