miangus and RJKeith regarding my homes service and complications to what you are saying. I moved in to this home 22 years ago. Soon after, I was surveying the service to it which is in back between our street and the homes that face the next street over and serves both. My home is one of the first built on this block a is one of few that has an overhead feed most others are buried, which this point really adds nothing to this question. Anyway, the pole my drop connects to does not have a transformer there are 110 phases strung between the poles and these are obviously what feed my home. There are two if not three transformers along my block. I have always assumed that the two or three all feed into the phase lines giving us a redundant power supply if one of the transformers failed. This discussion got me thinking that maybe my assumption is wrong and the power company may not connect the transformers this way. If one did fail how would the power company know? What say you? If they are hooked together could that cause strange occasional flickering on one of the phases in my home? The first picture shows one of the transformers behind the home 2 houses to my south, sorry not real clear due to the trees. The other is the drop to my house.
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