To: bvw
if power is out it's pretty easy to radio-locate ...How exactly does this relate to getting rotating machinery (like LARGE generators usually powered by coal or oil-fired boilers) 'turning' again?
15 posted on
04/03/2003 8:23:12 PM PST by
_Jim
( // NASA has a better safety record than NASCAR \\)
To: _Jim
I THINK he meant that in a power outage certain places will have a small generator, which comes on automatically.
In a place like Iraq, one might imagine that these places would include: hospitals; power, water, and wastewater utilities; communication facilities; Military posts (including C&C); and, Homes of the Rich and Famous (including Presidential Palaces, and their attached underground bunkers, tunnels, etc.)
IOW, a power outage might be an excellent opportunity to locate, say, a bunker with life support systems operating? Maybe pull the plug on Saddam's underground ICU?
But, he may have meant something else.
DG
To: _Jim
I meant that you can scan a blacked-out area with, for example, a voice-coil, and pick up the 50 hertz hum from generators, motors, and unshielded power wiring some "secert bunker".
29 posted on
04/04/2003 5:35:30 AM PST by
bvw
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