A literal man doesn’t need to go and flip a switch in person to disconnect transformers from the grid. As to how they power such a device it was never with transformer level voltage so who cares it’s tangential
> A literal man doesn’t need to go and flip a switch in person to disconnect transformers from the grid.
I never said it did.
> As to how they power such a device it was never with transformer level voltage so who cares it’s tangential
You do understand the notion of a huge ass sun-burp sized oscillating magnetic field driving a conductor to surge, right?
Also, you are suggesting a software kill-switch to the entire electrical grid, with no obvious way to turn it on back again, in the age of cyberwarfare.
I'm not a specialist, but I don't need to be one to know you're vibe electrical engineering instead of speaking from a place of experience.
So far, your description of the solution just doesn't solve the problem.