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General Topics => Off Topic => Topic started by: Flapp_Jackson on June 30, 2017, 12:10:25 AM
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My neighborhood has no power. Kipapa area in Miliani near the Meheula Pkwy and Kuahelani Blvd.
Went out just before 11:30PM.
It's too hot to be without fans or A/C, too!
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Back on about 12:45AM.
:sleeping:
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Water was out all day at my house. Turns out it was planned but no one was informed. >:( >:( >:(
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Good practice for hurricane preparedness.
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Good practice for hurricane preparedness.
Yep. Only thing I was worried about was the hot, humid weather. With no fans or A/C, it was impossible to sleep.
In a hurricane, I doubt I'll be without wind, and sleeping won't be my #1 worry.
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My neighborhood has no power. Kipapa area in Miliani near the Meheula Pkwy and Kuahelani Blvd.
Went out just before 11:30PM.
It's too hot to be without fans or A/C, too!
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You posted this during the outage.
Who is your ISP ?
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You posted this during the outage.
Who is your ISP ?
I have RoadRunner. I used my AT&T smartphone as a hot spot to connect from a MacBook Air laptop. Phone & laptop have battery power.
I'm assuming the outage didn't affect the cell towers or Time Warner Cable's connectivity. :thumbsup:
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Yep. Only thing I was worried about was the hot, humid weather. With no fans or A/C, it was impossible to sleep.
In a hurricane, I doubt I'll be without wind, and sleeping won't be my #1 worry.
It is after the hurricane that the weather always becomes perfectly still and sunny. Bottom line is to be truly prepared you MUST have a means to generate electricity, not only for comfort, but also to rebuild or fix what was damaged during the storm.