It's about 10 years old, she is elderly with one leg, She has a company that maintains it for her. The motor still runs, it stopped genning.Let me guess. He never checked the oil at any time during those 4 days.
It's about 10 years old, she is elderly with one leg, She has a company that maintains it for her. The motor still runs, it stopped genning.Let me guess. He never checked the oil at any time during those 4 days.
Big ARS Drone.Drone delivery?
Could be brushes and/or slip rings. Pretty common on a lot of generators, especially if it's loaded up towards capacity. I'm sure the maintenance company will handle that part.It's about 10 years old, she is elderly with one leg, She has a company that maintains it for her. The motor still runs, it stopped genning.
Of course they want us to pay for the reaction necessary to mitigate their poor planning. Just a snippet from the article...
Chief Executive Officer Jason Wells apologized for the frustrations felt by customers during a legislative hearing Monday but rejected calls to resign, saying the utility would lose momentum on planned improvements. The company’s post-storm plan includes increasing tree-trimming efforts, installing tougher poles and wires, and recruiting more executives with emergency preparation skills, he said.
Meanwhile, CenterPoint said second-quarter profit rose 31% from a year earlier to $234 million, on an adjusted basis, exceeding every analyst estimate in a Bloomberg survey.
A lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part.Of course they want us to pay for the reaction necessary to mitigate their poor planning. Just a snippet from the article...
In other news, old man yells at the clouds.
You mean like Beryl was supposed to be a Mexico storm? Yep; early predictions are never, ever, even remotely wrong.Don't look now but another storm is boiling up.
Models have it going to Florida.
Those models are NEVER wrong.