On 20/4/20 12:26 am, Sebastian S. wrote:
Hi all,
I've been wondering if there are usable sources to add voltage and
other power line details to OSM.
I see distinctly different power lines and poles around my area but so
far I was not able to find details about them.
On Ausgrid I can
We have some poles around here where on the top there are 3 pairs of
double wires in > form and on a level below there are three single
wires horizontal.
Hi
Just guessing and they might do it differently in your state
top layer > 100kv and < 500kv
Bottom layer 66kv or 22kv
If it connects
Thanks Tony,
I will have a go at this.
We have some poles around here where on the top there are 3 pairs of double
wires in > form and on a level below there are three single wires horizontal.
On 20 April 2020 8:40:53 am AEST, fors...@ozonline.com.au wrote:
>> In the state of Victoria at least,
In the state of Victoria at least, you can do a bit by visualÂ
inspection. With timber poles, the voltages typically are 415v 22kvÂ
and 66kv. If it feeds houses and shops its 415v. If it feeds into poleÂ
mounted transformers (with 415v out) its 22kv. If it feeds into smallÂ
suburban sub
7:28 am
To: talk-au@openstreetmap.org
Subject: Re: [talk-au] Sources for power line details, NSW
Hi
In the state of Victoria at least, you can do a bit by visual
inspection. With timber poles, the voltages typically are 415v 22kv
and 66kv. If it feeds houses and shops its 415v. If it feeds
Hi
In the state of Victoria at least, you can do a bit by visual
inspection. With timber poles, the voltages typically are 415v 22kv
and 66kv. If it feeds houses and shops its 415v. If it feeds into pole
mounted transformers (with 415v out) its 22kv. If it feeds into small
suburban sub
Hi all,
I've been wondering if there are usable sources to add voltage and other power
line details to OSM.
I see distinctly different power lines and poles around my area but so far I
was not able to find details about them.
On Ausgrid I can identify all power poles though not OSM
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