I just love it when even the slightest disturbance in electricity also affects rain. When load-shedding starts, rain network immediately dies. Not even a minute after lol. Instantly.... Kapow lol. Glad i left them. Just enjoying watching and listening to my neighbours cursing and swearing at rain for hours lol.
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That was always the case, luckily for me I can pickup the tower in a the next town which is on a different loadshedding schedule than mine
The towers are probably in the same block as you. When load shedding hits, they run on batteries and performance is degraded in order to conserve power. That is assuming the batteries have not been stolen. This is just life with Eskom, man.