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Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:20 am
by byacey
On a serious note, I live in the country, so I do all my testing outside away from the buildings. This way I can take accurate response measurements, as long as it's a dead calm day.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:28 am
by ncgrove
12 gauge is the wrong tool for the job. Crack the window a bit, set up your bench rest on the other side of the room, and hammer the birds with this guy:
http://www.gamousa.com/product.aspx?productID=321. Sniper style.
That's how we harvest the urban bounty here in H-Town. The doves get fat around here, and cook up real nice with jalapenos wrapped in bacon.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 11:48 am
by Bruce Weldy
ncgrove wrote:
That's how we harvest the urban bounty here in H-Town. The doves get fat around here, and cook up real nice with jalapenos wrapped in bacon.
Especially while guarding the trailer....when it's cold.....
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 12:46 pm
by dheafey
Bruce Weldy wrote:ncgrove wrote:
That's how we harvest the urban bounty here in H-Town. The doves get fat around here, and cook up real nice with jalapenos wrapped in bacon.
Especially while guarding the trailer....when it's cold.....
Mr. Bruce "Keep it on Topic" Weldy, at your service! Nice one.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 4:28 pm
by Bruce Weldy
dheafey wrote:Bruce Weldy wrote:ncgrove wrote:
That's how we harvest the urban bounty here in H-Town. The doves get fat around here, and cook up real nice with jalapenos wrapped in bacon.
Especially while guarding the trailer....when it's cold.....
Mr. Bruce "Keep it on Topic" Weldy, at your service! Nice one.
Just helping out when I can.....
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 7:46 pm
by doncolga
I have to keep my gear in the trailer all the time. Done it for years. I do try to keep it in the shade in the summer when possible.
Donny
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 11:20 pm
by Bryce
Just found that all of my 9V and AA batteries that I've been keeping in the trailer are dead. Bringing that tote inside during the summer from now on.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 10:00 pm
by Badblood
jswingchun wrote:chenry78 wrote:Hello fellow Iowan (Des Moines)
I pack my mixer and rack that has my tube preamps and driverackPA and subsequently all other "delicate" electronics last and roll that into a climate controlled area. Ohh and I take my amps in now too because they are type H and have digital electronic stuff on board too. The rest stays, even the speakers, just let them warm up before you run em or the glue and cones will give out.
Where are you located in Iowa?
Thanks for the reply (everyone else too).
I could live with hauling in the electronics and leaving the cabs. How long you let your cabs warm up before using them?
I am from Center Point, ten minutes north of Cedar Rapids.
Howdy neighbor, I am 2 hours south of you. Across the bridge from Keokuk, IA. My little brother plays in the Mudkats in CR.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Tue Nov 27, 2012 9:12 am
by biggerrigger
Just a reminder to all the folks that keep there gear stored in there trailers. We have started to have freezing temps at night here in Ohio and its time to bring in the water based haze and fog fluids as well as the machines that they go in to the indoors. Also don't forget to take the batteries out of your wireless devices before the cold gets to them and they leak.
Re: Gear in a trailer
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 7:46 pm
by DJ Higgumz
