you should get the quad copter thingy up in the blizzard...would make for neato vantage point.....for all who own a strobe light, i suggest getting it out once it gets dark....point up into the sky and be blown away (figure of speach).
you should get the quad copter thingy up in the blizzard...would make for neato vantage point.....for all who own a strobe light, i suggest getting it out once it gets dark....point up into the sky and be blown away (figure of speach).
I'll get a shortie overview as long as the wind doesn't pick up too soon...charging the batteries now!
I guess it's time to make sure the generator works! Although my theory may still hold - that is, the big ice and snow storms of last year and the big hurricanes already knocked down most weak trees and branches, so less chance of power outage!
All I have to say is God Bless Seafoam! With work and other stuff I literally shut my generator off and left it sitting in the garage when the power came back on about a week after Sandy left. When I went to check it last night I realized I hadn't even shut the fuel off and run the carb dry when I shut it down last. The fuel tank had about 2 gallons in it-"oh crap" I thought... It started on the second pull and ran like a champ
Since Ive got the genny and 10 gal of gas Im not really all that concerned about loosing power for a while. What Im not looking forward to is potentially having to shovel a path through 2-3ft of snow from the garage around back to the inlet box in the back yard.
ha ha ha. I learned my lesson after the basement almost flooded in the crazy spring rains of 2010. Didn't want to be wading through water with cords rushing to get the pump back up and running.
Speaking of which I reallllly should do a battery backup for that.
Here is the quad view - not exactly smooth - winds, etc.....
Try going direct to the youtube link.
You have to clear the chrome (and other) caches or you get boxes....it happens to me too!
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