They also have a webpage about cyberattacks, but it's just grid failure scaremongering... Waters down their other claims to be talking about things that they're clearly not experts on--it's a red flag that they're playing fast and loose with the truth in other areas possibly.
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They also have a webpage about cyberattacks, but it's just grid failure scaremongering... Waters down their other claims to be talking about things that they're clearly not experts on--it's a red flag that they're playing fast and loose with the truth in other areas possibly.
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What are you worried about. If the ballon goes up the last thing you’ll be worried about is solar panels.
That's hilarious. Exactly the kind of blind spots I'm referring to, they don't even need to launch an EMP to brick your inverter if they still control software libraries that downstream vendors use to build your firmware.Is the thinking when your servers are in China, you're not worried about a cyber attack on North America?
For the amounts of money most of us are spending, offline spares is the correct answer because it's also going to help you address interruptions caused by other types of hardware failures as long as you're there to install them.
The other way to say this is No. You can not have a functioning solar system and expect it to survive an EMP.
One online system, and then one back-up system buried in a steel box!? Just don't go set the new system up too early on...
DO NOT GROUND THE FARADAY CAGE.
We don't have any spares for the big transformers and it takes 2 years to build one.
