On Mon, 26 Aug 2019 15:13:30 +0100 (GMT+01:00), "Graham."
wrote:

(AnthonyL) Wrote in message:
The incoming power to our section of road failed at 3am Sunday and it
was 2.35pm (yes, just below the compensation threshold of £150) when
it was restored.

It was of course a nice sunny day - ideal for solar generation, and
both my next door neighbour and the house opposite have got panels.
Could they take advantage of the situation? No way. The bloody
things need electrical power to operate.

Not even a cup of tea. Or more seriously the woman at the house
opposite is bed bound and needs a bit of power to change the position
of the bed.


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AnthonyL

Why do scientists need to BELIEVE in anything?


I admire your altruism in choosing a system that benefits the rest
of us, but if you wanted solar energy you could directly use
yourself, maybe it was mid-sold? (!)

Comprehension failure due to too much sun perhaps?

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AnthonyL

Why do scientists need to BELIEVE in anything?