-16° is pretty cold, -34° chill factor is getting carried away.
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-16° is pretty cold, -34° chill factor is getting carried away.
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Be safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
-3 on the car's display coming home from the Parker Lowes here earlier tonight.
Didn't even think to Chuck if I have work tomorrow until just now. Apparently I have stuff up in Cheyenne. I tried looking up snow totals up there, but it proved more difficult than I thought. It looks like they got less than we did, but with the weather up there that makes ours seem warm (-45 wind chill), I doubt anything melted. I'll just have to call first thing in the morning.
Wind finally died down couple hours ago. Chill back up to -15° with a balmy -11° on thermometer.
Am supposed to go to town to pick up uncle Val's b-day gift and few supplies Mrs bo needed for fancy dinner tonite.
Hope cars are cooperative.
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CDOT before leaving. Clear & warm in Cheyo means nothing, if 25 north of Wellington is closed. A slight breeze could be white out conditions heading north.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
And... it took me even longer to respond. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
We don't make it up that way very often, but I've driven right past there a bunch of times. Next time I'm free with some buddies, we'll check it out.
Hey, let me know if this is a dumb idea or not.
https://www.ar-15.co/threads/160165-...78#post2037578
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Originally Posted by Irving
Not bad, but for all the clutter and limited brightness. I have 2 of these
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Magnetic-...hine/180072345
One magnetic ,1 clamp on base, allowing me to move them to any of the presses.
I've got an LED desk lamp, but it gets in the way in any position that actually puts light where I need.
Seems legit. [Tooth]Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I don't see any potential issues, as long as all the wires are fully covered. Any exposed wires can be covered with shrink wrap, electrical tape, hot glue, etc.