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345/500 kV Tubular Transmission Line Type 2
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27 Oct, 2019 @ 3:02pm
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345/500 kV Tubular Transmission Line Type 2

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345/500 kV double circuit tubular steel transmission line with suspension insulators.

Compatible with: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1886916168

Compatible with Taiwan 345kV Power Line by [TW]ChianMingDang

NOTE: I do not have time to be making models that everyone requests. Especially ones that I'm never going to use in my cities. If I happen to make them, it is because I feel they will be beneficial for use in my cities, and they may not necessarily be 1:1 copy of the original real-life model. I will take my creative liberties on them. Thanks everyone for your understanding.



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jackskellington6_CS  [author] 31 Oct, 2019 @ 6:03pm 
I see. Andrew's seem to be smaller compared to the other power lines here on the workshop by Kollati and [TW]ChianMingDang. Also these could also be considered 500 kv which would call for much larger structures than 230 kv.
ThePrince757Va 30 Oct, 2019 @ 8:20pm 
No I have seen them here in Virginia all the time, I think the scales are different. I was comparing them to Andrew's power lines for example
jackskellington6_CS  [author] 30 Oct, 2019 @ 7:57pm 
I've seen a few around the Chicagoland area by ComEd and one transmission line where I live. Maybe they aren't as common where you live? Also, SoCal Edison upgraded a transmission line: https://www.wilsonconst.com/services/environmental-services/item/61-southern-california-edison-tehachapi-renewable-transmission-project-segments-7-8-ca
ThePrince757Va 29 Oct, 2019 @ 11:31pm 
Wow, these dimension weren't wrong- they just are not native to what we see in the West!
Scrooloose 29 Oct, 2019 @ 9:46pm 
Prince look at this link. They are about right. http://www.powertoday.in/News/The-pioneer-in-the-forefront/105474
ThePrince757Va 28 Oct, 2019 @ 6:56pm 
I like them, you executed the idea well. But its scale seems too big.