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So beautiful !

I’ll be heading there next month! Can’t wait to explore the beaches. Thanks for sharing!

Nice upload! That's a fun looking park! I dig the song too

This is the link to the air compressor i use. www.supercheapauto.com.au/online-store/products/Blackridge-Air-Compressor-Direct-Drive-2-5HP.aspx?pid=168671&menuFrom=70101#Combo P.s I do not use a pressure washer for the air/water mix gun

Hi RadarBoarder, My snowmaking system is made up of a pressure cleaner (cheapest model karcher) and a small gun which i bought from Supercheap Auto which usually is used for blowing a paint+water mix. This was used as the nucleator for the water droplets from the karcher to join on to to make more snow. www.supercheapauto.com.au/online-store/products/Air-Engine-Cleaning-Gun-750ml.aspx?pid=156475&menuFrom=70103#Cross With my gun you may be able to make snow at -3.5. The temperature would probably have to be <-4 for the the karcher to be added on as external mix snowmakers only make snow at colder temps. If you search on the net you will find many snowmaking charts where it tells you if you can make snow at certain temperatures while taking humidity into account. You could possibly make snow at -2.5 if the humidity is very low and you use the air+water mix only, without the karcher.

G'day Andrew, I was planning to make snow here in Melbourne next winter. It got cold enough (-1.7C) last winter (2013) but I didn't wake up earlier enough that day. Your snowmaker looks like a really interesting system. It looks like in your video that your snowmaking system is and external mix snowmaker. Am I right? Could you maybe sent me a photo of your snowmaker please? Have you tried making snow at warmer temps like -2C or -1C? Where did you buy your plumbing parts from? Bunnings? Do you use a pressure washer for your water? Such as A Karcher or Gerni? What (Liter Per Minute) rate do you run your air at? What PSI do you run your air at? What LPM rate do you run your water at? What PSI do you run your water at? Do you Ski, Snowboard or tobbogan? Recently I won some snowmaking gloves (called Joka Gloves. Cost about $25. Available on Amazon - www.amazon.com/s?me=A1QJXTBI0GV8B4&rd=1) from a company called CHS Snowmakers in COlorado, USA - www.chssnowmakers.com/. They are really warm and Should work great! Also, Jason from CHS Snowmakers is really nice. I am going to buy a small home weather station for more accurate temperatures. Hopefully this will give me more opportunities to make snow. I am also planning on building 2 commercial, ski resort sized air water snowmakers, similar to Woomera snowmakers (Made in Australia) www.snowmaking.com.au/ www.chssnowmakers.com/DSC00358[1].JPG www.chssnowmakers.com/DSC00359[1].JPG Stay tuned for more snowmaking videos.

Where were you planning to make snow? Ive made snow in Bowral, NSW on a -7 morning