Power went out yesterday morning at 8:39 a.m. Generator on. Himself called it in and got JCP&L's usual "power will be restored in 2 hours." That's their default. Call in at 10:30 a.m. and the recording assures the caller that power will be restored before 1:00 p.m. Himself gets more and more aggravated. We drive up to the adjacent street where there was a problem with the underground line several weeks ago and yes, there are several trucks and a bunch of linemen standing around.
They have some device that's supposed to make noise when it is over the fault in the underground line (and this is very high power, not like the cord to your toaster) but it isn't beeping. The reason the line is underground here is because the adjacent property is a private airfield (man has a single engine plane he hangers on his property, grass strip for take off / landings) and aerial power lines are verboten. The real answer is to replace the entire underground line. But there are "issues" (maybe money? You think? Although several trucks and several linemen standing around for several hours . . . )
Power restored about 8:30 a.m. this morning. Coffee never tasted so good
They have some device that's supposed to make noise when it is over the fault in the underground line (and this is very high power, not like the cord to your toaster) but it isn't beeping. The reason the line is underground here is because the adjacent property is a private airfield (man has a single engine plane he hangers on his property, grass strip for take off / landings) and aerial power lines are verboten. The real answer is to replace the entire underground line. But there are "issues" (maybe money? You think? Although several trucks and several linemen standing around for several hours . . . )
Power restored about 8:30 a.m. this morning. Coffee never tasted so good