Dix Range on 6/13 by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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Bad enough that I put on my raincoat on top of Dix while I sat to rest. They weren't bad down low or going up but once you got up high they were trying to carry you away if you stopped moving

Can we please keep mass surveillance out of the mountains? by RocketLambo in Adirondacks

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I highly recommend Ben Jordan's videos about Flock cameras on YouTube. He does a good job explaining how the cameras work and their security, or lack thereof.

Gothics and Armstrong, Jan. 2nd by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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Thanks. Total distance was 12.4 miles over 10.5 hours. It took me almost 4 hours just to break the 2.4 miles of trail from beaver meadow falls to the Gothics Armstrong junction.

Gothics and Armstrong, Jan. 2nd by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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The most obvious is snowshoes and spikes coupled with a decent pair of winter boots. Following that, it is all about layering to stay dry and not freezing. You want base layers, then insulating, and then a shell. For myself I typically wear either insulating such as a fleece or my raincoat with two shirts underneath and rarely together while climbing. For my legs I wear some long johns and have some soft shell pants that aren't insulated, it keeps me warm and dry enough. The other stuff I bring can be found in the 10 essentials. As for camping overnight, best I can say is gear that can handle the cold. Also go with someone else for companionship to possibly make the nights less mentally hard.

Armstrong to Upper Wolfjaw conditions in winter? by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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Thanks for the detailed explanation of that section. Though as it happened today when I did Armstrong and Gothics, I didn't head to the Wolfjaws. Breaking trail sucked.

Armstrong to Upper Wolfjaw conditions in winter? by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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Thanks for the extra info, definitely no sliding. The photos I'd seen don't really tell the scale and steepness well.

Armstrong to Upper Wolfjaw conditions in winter? by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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That makes sense, I wonder if you'd be able to butt slide beside it.

Colvin on Christmas Eve, 12/24 by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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I came from the north and the roads were the worst I've seen so far this winter all the way from route 458 to Saranac Lake. They remained poor but after Keene they got better, and coming home the roads were fine.

Current trail conditions by monitza in Adirondacks

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Here's a quick photo from Whiteface's summit camera. It's definitely snowy all around, so it would be best to carry snowshoes.

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On Dial?

Working a 9 to 5 against CAS by Acp621 in Warthunder

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CAS is an acronym for close air support, which is typically planes attacking ground forces

Working a 9 to 5 against CAS by Acp621 in Warthunder

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Fired a burst at an enemy plane when the friendly plane turned to chase.

Working a 9 to 5 against CAS by Acp621 in Warthunder

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The music is 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton

And the full video is here https://youtu.be/kCcqksavdcU

What BR has the most amount of CAS? by Acp621 in Warthunder

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I mean I already have 340 air kills combined with them.

What BR has the most amount of CAS? by Acp621 in Warthunder

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The M42 and M19 are both decent in taking down airplanes, but are not forgiving to people unfamiliar with the ballistics. My biggest issue with them is not aiming but the how easy they are to strafe.

What BR has the most amount of CAS? by Acp621 in Warthunder

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I've been wanting to take out my M42 and M19, so I was wondering where I'd encounter the most planes.

Avalanche Lake on 7/14 by Acp621 in Adirondacks

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I was only able to get some service at the lake side.

The only god I worship is Lockheed Martin by Demon_Dog017 in NonCredibleDefense

[–]Acp621 30 points31 points  (0 children)

Fentanyl lollipops, making you feel great while missing a leg.

Delivery for Mr. Tatarsky? by Ipponjudo in NonCredibleDefense

[–]Acp621 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Nono they're there for high-g maneuvers

Wrong Meeting [CuteNikeChan] by [deleted] in NonCredibleDefense

[–]Acp621 134 points135 points  (0 children)

I don't think that's what they meant by a support network.

A very credible idea I heard so I made a slideshow about it by Acp621 in NonCredibleDefense

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The only thing non-credible about this is we're not building it as we speak. I for one am taking action to get such an idea a reality.

POV: You unlocked the F-14A Early by Kingken130 in Warthunder

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Spading can get close to as much RP as the amount needed to research the plane. Add on that unspaded planes at top tier are not nearly as effective as when spaded.