Poll Line Rd or Vanishing Point
Jan 1, 2022 08:05:33 #
twosummers wrote:
Just tested "remove power lines" in Luminar Neo - I hope you don't mind. Great photo (yours)
Yes, it does look better. He is as he says a retired Navy guy, a retired Marine would have removed the wires
Jan 1, 2022 08:48:38 #
usn ret wrote:
OK , you got me. NWC China Lake encompasses 1milli... (show quote)
Much better👍😂👍😂
Happy New Year!
Jan 1, 2022 09:14:57 #
Jan 1, 2022 10:32:13 #
StanMac
Loc: Tennessee
Definitely a good use of leading lines to those mountains in the distance.
Those spans between poles look awfully short for no more wire load than they are carrying. But I never designed open wire pole lines in my career, just cable on steel messenger. Since this is in the mountains, I suppose the ice load could really add up.
Stan
Those spans between poles look awfully short for no more wire load than they are carrying. But I never designed open wire pole lines in my career, just cable on steel messenger. Since this is in the mountains, I suppose the ice load could really add up.
Stan
Jan 1, 2022 13:04:53 #
StanMac wrote:
Definitely a good use of leading lines to those mountains in the distance.
Those spans between poles look awfully short for no more wire load than they are carrying. But I never designed open wire pole lines in my career, just cable on steel messenger. Since this is in the mountains, I suppose the ice load could really add up.
Stan
Those spans between poles look awfully short for no more wire load than they are carrying. But I never designed open wire pole lines in my career, just cable on steel messenger. Since this is in the mountains, I suppose the ice load could really add up.
Stan
Stan, ice and snow are not the problem here, Gale force winds and earthquakes are the big issue. July 2019 we had the 6.9 and a few days later the BIG ONE 7.4 which did considerable damage on the Navy Base, several billion dollars for repair and replacement of major facilities. Thanks for looking!! Cliff
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