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people on the mainland are often confused when they hear about a natural disaster
knocking out power in hawaii.... or simply a power failure due to increased demand
... and see it takes hawaii many times longer to remedy such situations than it does
any city or state on the mainland..... this is a really good video made by an engineer
explaining the difference in hawaiis power grids and those in other places.... .and it;s
the first video of it;s kind i have ever seen .... i don;t understand everything he explains
and his pronunciation of hawaiian words is atrocious.. .. but it;s still a worthwhile study
... ... when you live in hawaii for any extended period of time and experience a wide
spread emergency you learn the true meaning of isolation.... a minimum of 3000 miles
of ocean in every direction.... and even in the jet age it;s not that easy to cross....
.
knocking out power in hawaii.... or simply a power failure due to increased demand
... and see it takes hawaii many times longer to remedy such situations than it does
any city or state on the mainland..... this is a really good video made by an engineer
explaining the difference in hawaiis power grids and those in other places.... .and it;s
the first video of it;s kind i have ever seen .... i don;t understand everything he explains
and his pronunciation of hawaiian words is atrocious.. .. but it;s still a worthwhile study
... ... when you live in hawaii for any extended period of time and experience a wide
spread emergency you learn the true meaning of isolation.... a minimum of 3000 miles
of ocean in every direction.... and even in the jet age it;s not that easy to cross....
.
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