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***jayoxd*** · December 23rd, 02:41 PM

thanks guys

***prodigy911*** · December 23rd, 07:04 PM

I have played in some pretty cold weather and nothing happened so I would say no.

***sniper1010*** · January 3rd, 01:41 PM

NAh... I dont play wiht me electro in da cold.

**olddfatbulldog** · January 3rd, 01:54 PM

I played all day at a tournament in 110 degree heat in the dust. My gun was fine.

**Huey69** · January 3rd, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by olddfatbulldog

I played all day at a tournament in 110 degree heat in the dust. My gun was fine.

SC village? I remember XPSL event 3....god it was horrible. Also Redlands...ugh. I'd say redlands was worse(we camped there...hot as **** at night....cold as hell in the morning).

**Homeless Box** · January 3rd, 04:22 PM

i think someone tested when paint freezes and its less then normal water like i think it was 6 degrees

**green paint** · January 3rd, 07:34 PM

old/finished post revival

why sniper1010, why...

***sniper1010*** · January 4th, 10:48 AM

I zoned out.....I think...

**Mescaline** · January 4th, 11:54 AM

if you mean freeze, littlerly - only if you get it wet, possibly with snow
if you mean freeze, computer term/glitch - yes, all computer chips process efectively within a certain temprature range. if you drop drasticly below it, glitches or freezing may occur. this goes for all electronics.

the only way i see a board overheating is if there is already an exisiting problem.

DyeLKThRest675 · January 6th, 10:55 AM

u got to have something covering the board like the grips. Boards should not freeze, they might be able to overheat though.

**Tippy_A-5** · January 6th, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jayoxd

can boards freeze if you play in cold weather, with snow on the ground and like maybe 35-45 degrees?

Water doesn't even freeze at that temprature it freezes at 32 degrees. The snow would be mealting at anything above 32. And to answer your question: No, the cold is actually good for electrical equipment it keeps it cool and actualy increases speed and efficency (though not enough to notice). Its getting something thats frozen (like ice) on your board and possibly shorting out your board that you should be worrying about. So no your board wont freeze.

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