Shhhhh , they ' re rangers . Maybe they don ' t know that ! <| sep |> I ' m feel better now after turning off the motion blur <| sep |> we like opinions about music , we like discussing music . we ' re in a discussion forum <| sep |> You fucking can use it almost everywhere <| sep |> Don ' t go here , don ' t glorify this place and don ' t make it seem welcoming of women . <| sep |> Heh it ' s not a fine I know what you ' re taking about though . Power factor you ' re referencing has to do with peak load along with kW use . I used to run a sawmill with 30 employees we redesigned our power systems with a capacitor bank and started each machine in a specific sequence so they weren ' t all putting load at the same time starts to matter when you have thousands of horsepower in electric motors running . Also load at spool up to rpm for a lot of those machines is much higher than it is during running , like say a full size wood chipper that handles big pieces of trees might have 150 hp motor on it , but once the thing is spinning full speed it uses very little energy other than when under load because it ' s cutting . Start some huge motors running all at once or stop them all and run power back into the grid with generators then cut those off might be part of what happened here too that 1 time throwing the peak load number real high then real low gets the power use for the month charged at a multiplier based on that peak load , and if he tripped it super high it just made the power bill go up exponentially but wasn ' t really a fine just how electric companies bill .