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ecco-domenica t1_j9m6z48 wrote

Reply to comment by exploremore617 in CMP and Spectrum Outages by exploremore617

Maine is a big place with varied geography, infrastructure, and weather. There's no one answer for the whole state. In the Saco area, these factors combine to make outages unpredictable.

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exploremore617 OP t1_j9m78d7 wrote

One can I say the past 3 winters we’ve had x amount of major storms and have lost power x% and x% for just internet outage. I’m guessing the school system isn’t great in the area

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ecco-domenica t1_j9m7m5l wrote

You're quite demanding. You started out asking for people's experience in the area and when they gave you an honest answer about their experience that you didn't like, you decided you require compiled historical data with analysis. Does google not work on your laptop?

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exploremore617 OP t1_j9m7ppx wrote

It’s literally in my post text numb nuts. Sorry I had to give you a specific example so you could comprehend it. Also your one post you made was a googleable question, oh the irony.

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ecco-domenica t1_j9mi6hf wrote

Massachusetts sending us their best.

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exploremore617 OP t1_j9mii0p wrote

Who dropped you as a child?

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cclambert95 t1_j9oqq2t wrote

It’s Saco, perhaps unfamiliar with the state but that far south and in a metropolitan area you’ll have fairly light winters as a whole. They keep up on it down south.

Live up near caribou? You would want a generator.

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SnarknadOH t1_j9m7sfr wrote

Cheers on doubling down on your approach. The school systems are good enough that folks learn the definition of random. I’ve held power and internet through ice storms and lost it for 2 sunny days because a drunk driver hit a pole. Consider it more susceptible to random events than say, Boston.

Figure out a backup system, and laugh to yourself when you never need it after you buy it.

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