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Fleet Mechanic
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From: Shasta County, CA
GG,
Where can I find a good supply of round TUITs?
They are scarcer than hen teeth around our place.
I personally don’t mind shutdowns that are properly scheduled for infrastructure R&R/Upgrades, but these “Public Safety” ones don’t seem to be working, especially since too many of the communication systems are directly tied to grid power to operate.
Where can I find a good supply of round TUITs?
They are scarcer than hen teeth around our place.
I personally don’t mind shutdowns that are properly scheduled for infrastructure R&R/Upgrades, but these “Public Safety” ones don’t seem to be working, especially since too many of the communication systems are directly tied to grid power to operate.
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From: Fresno, CA.
Sorry, can't help you. I have not had any round TUIT's in a long time.
Actually had the heater on last night. getting a bit nippy now. I'll take nippy over too hot any day though, so I am not complaining.
Jim
Actually had the heater on last night. getting a bit nippy now. I'll take nippy over too hot any day though, so I am not complaining.
Jim
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From: Mts. S. of San Francisco
GG,
Where can I find a good supply of round TUITs?
They are scarcer than hen teeth around our place.
I personally don’t mind shutdowns that are properly scheduled for infrastructure R&R/Upgrades, but these “Public Safety” ones don’t seem to be working, especially since too many of the communication systems are directly tied to grid power to operate.
Where can I find a good supply of round TUITs?
They are scarcer than hen teeth around our place.
I personally don’t mind shutdowns that are properly scheduled for infrastructure R&R/Upgrades, but these “Public Safety” ones don’t seem to be working, especially since too many of the communication systems are directly tied to grid power to operate.
In our case, I think it was a good thing re: the PSPS. A string of 3 power poles got pulled down when a couple of trees fell across the poles/power lines just a few miles north of us. If the lines had been energized it could have been yet another fire disaster. Instead, they sent out a crew who were able to do a repair before the power came back on last night. Overall, a pretty short PSPS; power was out for only 20 hours.
Fleet Mechanic
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From: Shasta County, CA
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Happy Halloween Nor Cal!
Jim
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November's all topic thread can be found here:
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