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So our hospital went on back-up power yesterday. *ALL* electricity was out for like 10 seconds and then the back-up generators kicked in. That was a
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James Bond (aka Igor)
how many hours does your hospital have? -- nm
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loosi (aka loosilu2)
Apr 23 '12, 20:16
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I don't know, but I wondered about that. Overall a decent amount of things worked (elevators, most computers). But all imaging was down. Hall walls
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Apr 23, 20:20
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Do they have diesel generators? or is that battery power? -- nm
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zeitgeist
Apr 23, 21:01
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I have no idea. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Apr 23, 21:22
should be diesel. -- nm
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loosi
Apr 23, 21:02
I can't remember the new standard. I want to say 72 hours. -- nm
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loosi
Apr 23, 20:23
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Oh, that is a lot of power. But certainly makes sense. -- nm
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James Bond (aka Igor)
Apr 23, 20:26
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google is failing me! it's the standard I was using for NLE 11 (the mega earthquake scenario).
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loosi
Apr 23, 20:27
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