I am the local electrical utilty. You are confused and blaming
unrelated things on lineman stupidity. Trained and legal linesmen do
not take these chances. If they ever do, they are not linesmen anymore
here.


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On May 9, 6:44 pm, "Solar Flaire"
wrote:
Maybe the colour should be a factor too. I don't know why you make
such silly statements when the text is black.

When you have a statement from any credible source that agrees with
your position that backfeeding a utility line with a generator is
only
a safety hazard if the lineman is retarded, please post it. Why
don't
you start with contacting your local electric company and see what
they have to say. Don;t you think it just a little bit strange,
that
in this whole thread, you're the only one with that position? Or
perhaps you're not aware that linemen have been killed by this. Or
maybe, by your expertise, they were retarded.






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On May 8, 6:31 pm, "Solar Flaire"

wrote:
How are these two subject related or was no answer required?

I think it's pretty obvious how these subjects are related. You
asked who was going to live there after hte OP has installed his
key
interlock system. From that, one would infer that you were
questioning what would happen if a new owner took possession, who
may
not keep a key in a safe, or even know or care about the correct
procedure to keep the generator from backfeeding the utility.
But
previously you had stated that only a retarded lineman could have
a
safety issue with a generator backfeeding the utility lines, that
it
was no big deal. That lead to my question, as to why you would
then
care about who takes over the house after the OP.

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On May 7, 9:59 pm, "Solar Flaire"

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Who will live there after you leave?

Why would you care? A few posts back you claimed that a
generator
backfeeding into the utility was only a safety issue if the
lineman
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