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Electrical outages. cyber attacks ?

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What's the chances of the power outages and airport problems being cyber attacks.     Is that possible.   I would think so  ?


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    Of course a battery driven inverter, regardless of if it could support gigawatts or not, also does not have the mechanical generator characteristic of a frequency down-shift with overload. If we had a grid with no rotating generation, (and this is a thought experiment only, at least for now) we could have a constant frequency or even one that oscilatas or rises with increasing load.
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    Of course a battery driven inverter, regardless of if it could support gigawatts or not, also does not have the mechanical generator characteristic of a frequency down-shift with overload. If we had a grid with no rotating generation, (and this is a thought experiment only, at least for now) we could have a constant frequency or even one that oscilatas or rises with increasing load.
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