So much for fall...
Ol' man Winter done moved in!
There's about 5" since 5 AM and it's still comin'.
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Upper 70's here in SC
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You failed to mention. Warning these pictures are graphic and maybe disturbing to viewers. Brrrrr
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Beautiful! I love fall snow.
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Cold and rainy. Feels like winter 🥶
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74 here today in SJ. Suppose to be near 80 on Saturday. couple weeks ago, it was in the 30s. Typical SJ weather
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Just starting to flurry here, @NeoBlackdog
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Hurricane season ended Nov 1 😄
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montanajoe: 30422585886491/comments/30422558496923
Just starting to flurry here, @NeoBlackdog
We're up to 8 very wet inches but it's quit coming down. It's really wet and heavy snow.
Got the chains put on the tractor in case I need to hook up the snow blower and hit the road.
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NeoBlackdog: 30422585886491/comments/30422575400475
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We're up to 8 very wet inches but it's quit coming down. It's really wet and heavy snow.
Got the chains put on the tractor in case I need to hook up the snow blower and hit the road.
I wish you luck using the snow blower in wet snow.
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Bright & sunny, 82* and still wearing shorts in S. Georgia 😊
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Mr. Perfect: 30422585886491/comments/30422591333531
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I wish you luck using the snow blower in wet snow.
+1 did that once, reminded me of an icee machine it just sort of blobbed out of the chute............
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Mr. Perfect: 30422585886491/comments/30422591333531
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I wish you luck using the snow blower in wet snow.
The key is to just creep along. If you do that then it does pretty good. It's a two stage blower and works much better than a single stage does in wet snow.
I took the pickup out to the end off the lane and back a while ago just to get some tracks made before it freezes hard tonight. There were three small trees that had fallen across the road that I was able to move without the saw.
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High here today was 82
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Neo, where is that snow??
I can remember when I loved snow!!
Now I love South Carolina snow. You know, get up in the morning to 3 to 4 inches of snow. Say thank you Jesus for showing me all this beauty!! Snow melted by noon!! My kind of snow!! 😁
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beautiful!
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dreher: 30422585886491/comments/30422558624155
Neo, where is that snow??
I can remember when I loved snow!!
Now I love South Carolina snow. You know, get up in the morning to 3 to 4 inches of snow. Say thank you Jesus for showing me all this beauty!! Snow melted by noon!! My kind of snow!! 😁
Just a bit SSW of Kalispell, MT. Come on up and I'll help you re-learn how to shovel snow!
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Better you than me NeoBlackdog.
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No snow, but probably 5 inches of oak leaves that need mulching. Supposed to hit 80 deg today, some severe weather tomorrow. I'll take snow! (but not too much)
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Keep that white stuff to yourselves . Have hated it ever since a blizzard knocked down one of our poultry houses costing us $30,000.00 to rebuild .
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18 degrees this am, clear and beautiful.
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We've been without power since 9 last night. We're in town for dinner so I was able to check in here.
Our generator came on so everyting is still working except the modem. For some reason it doesn't like the power coming from the generator. Lights up but won't connect. Any ideas on that?
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Would really help me put things in perspective if the locations were stated🤔
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NeoBlackdog: 30422585886491/comments/30422591559963
We've been without power since 9 last night. We're in town for dinner so I was able to check in here.
Our generator came on so everyting is still working except the modem. For some reason it doesn't like the power coming from the generator. Lights up but won't connect. Any ideas on that?
The generator may be making a goofy sine wave that the modem does not like.
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Horse Plains Drifter: 30422585886491/comments/30422600260251
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The generator may be making a goofy sine wave that the modem does not like.
That's what I figured. Is there some type of small power conditioner I can plug it into?
Asop, we're just outside of Kalispell, MT.
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NeoBlackdog: 30422585886491/comments/30422558789787
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That's what I figured. Is there some type of small power conditioner I can plug it into?
Asop, we're just outside of Kalispell, MT.
Yes there are. I think you can find them in most hardware stores or on Amazon. But before you invest in that, you might try adjusting the throttle on the genset to see if there is a sweet spot your modem might prefer. Sometimes you get a genset that doesn't produce 60hz very well if the throttle is full bore and minimal load.
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Yep, what Mr. P said. Set your DVOM on Hz, and see what it's reading. I have a 4KW generator that was making 53-54Hz. I had to tweek the governor to get 60hz. Then I had to find, and tweek the voltage regulator down a tad due to the increased engine speed.
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And we're back! 39.5 hours without power and all is well.
At one point there were around 20,000 folks without power around here.
Mr. P and HPD, thanks for the input on the generator. I'm not sure if I have a DVOM, but I'm gonna get one and see what we can do to get a proper sine wave goin' on this machine. It's funny, everything else ran just fine but the modem didn't like what it was getting for some reason.
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NeoBlackdog: 30422585886491/comments/30422586479387
And we're back! 39.5 hours without power and all is well.
At one point there were around 20,000 folks without power around here.
Mr. P and HPD, thanks for the input on the generator. I'm not sure if I have a DVOM, but I'm gonna get one and see what we can do to get a proper sine wave goin' on this machine. It's funny, everything else ran just fine but the modem didn't like what it was getting for some reason.
I have a Klein model I got at HD that I like a lot. Fluke works well too. Somewhere back I had one from Sears that had amazing functionality but it died a few years ago.
Amazon.com: Klein Tools MM600 Multimeter, Digital Auto-Ranging, AC/DC Voltage and Current, Temperature, Frequency, Continuity, More, 1000V : Everything Else
Amazon.com: Klein Tools MM600 Multimeter, Digital Auto-Ranging, AC/DC Voltage and Current, Temperature, Frequency, Continuity, More, 1000V : Everything ElseThat said, I don't think your basic DVOM is going to have the resolution speed you need to see what hz you are getting if all it is is variations that your modem doesn't like. Might be worth a shot but I wouldn't spend a lot of time trying to chase that.
Might just be best to try a conditioning power strip:
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Mr. Perfect: 30422585886491/comments/30422591767323
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I have a Klein model I got at HD that I like a lot. Fluke works well too. Somewhere back I had one from Sears that had amazing functionality but it died a few years ago.
That said, I don't think your basic DVOM is going to have the resolution speed you need to see what hz you are getting if all it is is variations that your modem doesn't like. Might be worth a shot but I wouldn't spend a lot of time trying to chase that.
Might just be best to try a conditioning power strip:
What would be pretty cool is if they made one that you could just wire into the box to replace a regular outlet. That'd be perfect!
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NeoBlackdog: 30422585886491/comments/30422586523547
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What would be pretty cool is if they made one that you could just wire into the box to replace a regular outlet. That'd be perfect!
Unfortunately, it doesn't make much sense to do that (not to mention the circuitry required wouldn't fit in the form factor). There are whole home power conditioners available, however.
And there are surge protection outlets you can buy. Still don't clean up the signal much.
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