^ absolutely, lol.
it bridges multiple interests, technology + cities/infrastructure.
that's a cool example, also looks to be from the 70s - i think i see where it first goes underground after a short distance from the spandau power plant
A 100 - Google Maps here. that's some real HV, those insulators/bushings look like they're 20' tall.
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Originally Posted by LosAngelesSportsFan
Not nearly enough of it unfortunately. I wish every single one of the lines through our forests and along the LA River were undergrounded
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tell me about it. i realize the primary goal of utility operators is making as much $$ as possible for shareholders, but the argument against, referencing underground faults seems to be an excuse based on older, unreliable tech using liquid cooling.