I just finished my snow maker the other week and just tested it tongiht!! Works like a charm at the right temps, i should get about an inch or two in about a 8 by 16 foot area in an hour tonight!!! hell yea skiing in NJ
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I just finished my snow maker the other week and just tested it tongiht!! Works like a charm at the right temps, i should get about an inch or two in about a 8 by 16 foot area in an hour tonight!!! hell yea skiing in NJ
What kind of set-up are you using? I built a T gun 2 years ago, which works well, but I am working on an external mix and a fan gun so I can make more snow. I have yet to have consistant temps to test again this year. I ran once in october. waiting for some sustained temps below 25. that is when I can make tons of snow.
Last year I had an area about 10x40' at least 8" deep of man made, the rest i shoveled into place and had a great kicker/ sledding run for my son and I.
Post some pics.
Actually INDY I used your directions from an earlier post...Pics will be posted once i get a good amount on the ground...and hopefully some vid of the jump and rail set up with the snow...It's working great so thanx for the info!
You guys don't need to wait til 25 degrees and lower solely. Humidity is a huge factor. I'm sure some techy dude here could either provide you with a graph or send you somewhere for the mixture of humidity and temps to allow you guys to blow snow at warmer temps.
Yea you're right...i found a chart on the internet that gives me the humidity to temp ratio for optimum snow making conditions... with the system i use 28 degrees is really the highest i can make decent snow at unless it's extremely low humidityQuote:
Originally posted by Blurred Elevens
You guys don't need to wait til 25 degrees and lower solely. Humidity is a huge factor. I'm sure some techy dude here could either provide you with a graph or send you somewhere for the mixture of humidity and temps to allow you guys to blow snow at warmer temps.
northern morris county
Where in NJ are you located?