I have an outdoor show this weekend and will be using my LS9 and Tripplite UPS. Forecast temps are 27 to 39F. Anything I should do out of the ordinary?
LS9 operations in cold weather?
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Bring some gloves. One of those big kerosene heaters wouldn't hurt either. Your gear will be fine.
I chuckled a bit when I read that too. Right now, where I am, the temp is -5 with a wind chill of -20. Was like that yesterday as well. By the end of the week, we are supposed to get back into the 20s.
I've used LS9's on lots of outdoor events over here in the UK. Desk has never had an issues due to the cold. I've not been so lucky on the other hand!
Re: LS9 operations in cold weather?
I used a LS9 at my kids "pond hockey" tournament last year in December just outside of Philly with no issues at all. The desk sat outside in 20 degree temps for at least 12 hrs
Peace
I used a LS9 at my kids "pond hockey" tournament last year in December just outside of Philly with no issues at all. The desk sat outside in 20 degree temps for at least 12 hrs
Peace
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That's the biggest issue I've noticed with the LS9 operating in the cold. LCD screen is a little slow.
Evan
That's the biggest issue I've noticed with the LS9 operating in the cold. LCD screen is a little slow.
Evan
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The thing that surprised me was that my Macbook Pro running SM lasted that long in the cold.
Peace
The thing that surprised me was that my Macbook Pro running SM lasted that long in the cold.
Peace
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I moved down to New Mexico to avoid that weather, normal for the Dakotas and Minnesota.
It went down to -18 in Santa Fe at night a week ago, matched the record set in 1953.
Pipes are freezing and bursting all over New Mexico, bad news since water is scarce here.
What is the lowest temperature anybody recalls using a digital board at?
I can remember not being able to read LCD displays at all on Yamaha SPX 90s and 900s in zero degree temps, are the screens any better now?
I moved down to New Mexico to avoid that weather, normal for the Dakotas and Minnesota.
It went down to -18 in Santa Fe at night a week ago, matched the record set in 1953.
Pipes are freezing and bursting all over New Mexico, bad news since water is scarce here.
What is the lowest temperature anybody recalls using a digital board at?
I can remember not being able to read LCD displays at all on Yamaha SPX 90s and 900s in zero degree temps, are the screens any better now?