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Since the Ville was frozen up Saturday decided to make a run down there. Met up with
Sean Hawkins for a great day on the Lake. Not much going on since the plant was not running.
But I knew that before I headed there. WE still made the best of it. Attachment 258070
Nice
Had a great time Brian
Me Too! Sean... CUSA Tournament should be some fun! :highfive
Seem to always catch large back crappie in the winter
How often have they been generating?
How do you determine when the plant will be running and when it won't be running?Quote:
Originally Posted by crappie24
When you see steam from the stacks, it's running. It's pretty hard to imagine it not running in the winter... and in the summer. Unless it's down for maintenance or something. About everybody has electric heat and cooling down here.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontanaBoy
Asking if it's running is one question. Asking if it's generating is the real question! Been fooled several times by that thing. Lake will humble you for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by hairy lures
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If you see smoke, it's generating as that smoke is actually steam that you are seeing.Quote:
Originally Posted by birdman
same on my lake Thomas Hill, when you see the STEAM as the employees are quick to remind you, hot water arms are just that. Looks like a good day on the water but then most days on the water are.
On Egypt, if you run your boat right up to the buoys on the west end, you can SEE the water moving from the discharge. Then you KNOW it's running.
Thanks guys.:Rofl I know when the stack is steaming it is running. I was more interest in knowing if there is a schedule somewhere online or something of when the plant runs. I live 2.5 hours from the lake and can't see the stack or the water until I drive all the way over there and look. I'm just trying to make sure it is running if I plan to make the drive. Hope that makes better sense.