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No, it's both. You need to do research that will show you just how long the lead times are for transformer equipment and supplies. Oh, and those lead times are
by nathanaldensr 4y ago
No, it's both. You need to do research that will show you just how long the lead times are for transformer equipment and supplies.
Oh, and those lead times are still getting longer.
- ckdarby 4y agoYes, it is both. I do ask for you to reflect back on covid. Remember when trying to make a vaccine was 5-10 years, but when an entire country/world makes something a priority and become hyper focused and motivated they'll 10x output. The problem is when regardless of input you can't speed up the output. Think of a pregnancy, adding more pregnant women doesn't speed up the process, and consuming more inputs doesn't speed up the progress. The electrical grid is nearly a "living entity". It isn't exactly like even if all the replacements magically appeared the problem is solved by a long shot.
- maxerickson 4y agoYou appear to be talking about widespread damage. I believe others are talking about bringing up a couple of local substations.
- landemva 4y agoThe covid "vaccine" was fast-tracked by ignoring standard safety testing and by granting product safety immunity to manufacturers.
- ikiris 4y agoThey get really long with the power out.