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April 14th 21, 10:44 AM
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LO lines to be named
In message , at 10:08:02 on Wed, 14 Apr
2021, MB remarked: On 11/04/2021 11:44, Roland Perry wrote: Rather than laying a whole new cable, can't the existing cable supplying every house be used? That's even deeper, and is typically about as thick as your arm and a real pig to make connections to. Surely a cable to a house is not that thick? The house supply is about half an inch diameter. That's just the 60/100A spur (and the spur to a streetlight-charger would depend on the number of amps required). The thick cable is what runs along the street and each spur has to be connected to. -- Roland Perry |
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