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Didn't seem a huge difference until I added the ice. That was my plan anyway. With ice, it kicked ass!
I will make a short video soon. Since I am not gaming and only need super cooling to make video, it's going to be great!
DominatorJacquesLove the new Dell G7 7700. I'm not gaming, but when I make some video, it does get hot in there.
After some checking, this seemed to be the best solution, and maybe a few ice trays below when producing. https://klimtechs.com/shop/coolers/klim-wind/
Bought some aluminum skid plates for my Frontier. Another expensive hobby added to the list. Been finding some class 4 roads up here in VT. Nice to have something to do on the warm shoulder seasons.
Old derailleur broke :( slight downgrade but whatever. I got a killer deal on some of these, a huge upgrade from my old XC skis.
And a Picture Equation Wet suit on sale for 115$ at a local shop,
I definitely was more money than I wanted to spend, but it felt good to finally buy some stuff for myself. Especially after a summer of random expenses. The XC skis are gonna be super nice on the long tours and getting extra mileage in. I'm super stoked to finally own my own wetsuit for caving.
120mm underfoot, fully rockered, stiff, swallowtail ski blade. 100 cm long. Gonna put Vipecs on them and try to ski as many big Teton lines as I can on them this year. Just need to find some collapsable splitboard poles to go with them.
MiIfHunterjust curious how do u have so much money to buy stuff if ur in grad school?
I work a full time job that pays decent, full benefits, and tuition waivers all while juggling grad school. I coordinate the undergrad chemistry biochemistry program at my university.
I’ve also saved a bunch of money up to pay for my sled and associated sled gear. I saved for a trailer but lucked out with a buddy letting me use his for free, which means I can keep more tucked away.
**This post was edited on Nov 10th 2020 at 2:56:10pm
safarisamI work a full time job that pays decent, full benefits, and tuition waivers all while juggling grad school. I coordinate the undergrad chemistry biochemistry program at my university.
oh damn your busy. i didnt work when i was in grad school, i just lived off a 1k a month tuition stipend from the university so i was rather broke.
MiIfHunteroh damn your busy. i didnt work when i was in grad school, i just lived off a 1k a month tuition stipend from the university so i was rather broke.
Yeah, I sold my soul to MSU for a free grad degree. V lucky to walk away with no student debt. So yeah, I saved a lot for the equipment but I also work my ass off at a 8-5 40hr a week. I also tutor history on the side for some additional money. It's a grind, but I space out my big purchases across a few months rather than buying a bunch in one month.
SendyMcSendyfaceDamn, thats a steal. Love me some old fudd guns. What is it?
Its a revelation 210a 30-06. Apparently it was made by mossberg in the 70s. Hardly a high end rifle, but $100 is nothing for a 30-06 with a scope. I'll probably just get it sighted in and keep it in the safe.
