its nothing as compare to here . coz we dont know when will electricity goes off.


I suggest everyone who plans to visit India better bring batteries with them

There are some villages and islands here in Hellas that used to have frequent and unexpected electricity cuts during the day or the evening. They developed a system that uses the wind to produce electricity and they solved the problem.
Aeolos gave them the solution. Maybe you should try it too.

ginogsm wrote:

There are some villages and islands here in Hellas that used to have frequent and unexpected electricity cuts during the day or the evening. They developed a system that uses the wind to produce electricity and they solved the problem. Aeolos gave them the solution. Maybe you should try it too.

this might be feasible in some parts of country but not here . coz there are not much winds blowing .........
also here population is so high. In asia India is the second most populated country after china.





Map of India


You can also see my location in the image below

Image is scaled

I didn't know if the wind would help you there so I just gave it a shot. I know India is ahuge country and the population is over 1 billion people.

Btw , if you get enough sun then you could let the sun do the job. We have also done it here in several places. After all , you could have enough power for some lambs and/or a TV set.
Apollon and Iris are the right guys for you. LOL

Ya In india Sun do the job . Some people own their personel solar system machines . But its very costly for everyone to afford . & its maintainence cost is also very high. The hospital of my city have Solar system .

In the US the power only goes due to wire problems such as lightning or fire. Only other eeason was the blackout last summer that took out the whole east coast. When I visited Cuba for 2 weeks there were a few blackouts, the longest was 2 hours but my family told me it can sometimes last a whole day or 2

It's very rare here in the UK. Pretty much all of the cuts I can remember were due to industrial action rather than technical failure. The Labour government experienced a nasty patch of unrest in the 70's, & I recall my Father bringing home a generator so my Mother could watch her TV programmes (forget cooking, heating etc but missing an episode of 'Coronation Street' was out of the question )

marathonman wrote:

It's very rare here in the UK. Pretty much all of the cuts I can remember were due to industrial action rather than technical failure. The Labour government experienced a nasty patch of unrest in the 70's, & I recall my Father bringing home a generator so my Mother could watch her TV programmes (forget cooking, heating etc but missing an episode of 'Coronation Street' was out of the question )

So if their is no electricity cuts in UK than life is better their .........

In which country u live in uk ? marathonman

In England.