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Message started by Digger on 01/06/14 at 17:21:54

Title: Cryo'ed Power lines anyone?
Post by Digger on 01/06/14 at 17:21:54

Thought I'd start a thread to see who is enjoying the music today do to the cold weather. I'm off today do to the wind chill factors company I work for didn't want us out in it thank goodness. 1 degree with -21 wind chill factors at noon. -15 tonight with much lower wind chills. A very good day to spend enjoying your Decware equipment I know I am!
Whats your weather like where you are? Up north has to be nasty about now. Northern Ohio for me.

Yes, I know it isn't cold enough to Cryo the power lines but will be looking forward to this to pass!

:)

8-)

Title: Re: Cryo'ed Power lines anyone?
Post by Palomino on 01/06/14 at 18:21:19

I'm at home today. Having a hard time getting the house temp over 65 degrees.

Music sounds good. Must be the denser air.

Office is closed and schools are closed today and tomorrow.

Title: Re: Cryo'ed Power lines anyone?
Post by Digger on 01/06/14 at 19:11:37

My company has already called us off for tomorrow also. I heat with wood and have been able to maintain it around 71 degrees but tonight I wouldn't be surprised that my furnace will be running along with the woodburner from time to time. Need to stay right with the woodburner in this weather. I do have to admit the music sounds great not sure about the denser air but it could be the cabernet I'm sipping on making it all good. It is brutal outside I think we have dropped to minus 5 now and it is windy. My wife manages a wine dept and they will be getting no deliveries tomorrow for fear of the wine freezing in route. She said it has never happened in the past 20 years she has been managing the store. I do remember I believe in 94' we went as low as -28 a couple of nights that was cold. Can't imagine living further North some of the wind chills sound a bit scary.
Stay warm and keep spinning the tunes!

:)