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Offline gcrank1

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Re: Freeze dried barrel?
« Reply #30 on: February 02, 2014, 02:22:07 PM »
George, that is COLD, but Ive been told the cryo is to go down to the temp (whatever it is) and hold it for a good long time, then slowly bring it back up over a good long time. Never been there so Im just going by what Paul explained to me.
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Re: Freeze dried barrel?
« Reply #31 on: February 02, 2014, 02:38:33 PM »
Hey George;
  Heat or cold is a relative thing... much depending upon what one has grown accustomed to.  Back in1957 I was stationed for a time at Ft Sam Houston in San Antonio.  I had a friend who lived in Robert Lee and I used to travel home with him on some weekends.  I was accustomed by then to Ft Hood and Ft Sam temps..
  I can recall attending a ranch auction there one day when it was about 40 degrees..I had a light jacket and just about froze to death.  Later, accustomed to back home temps, working in 40 degree temps was just about "shirtsleeve" weather..   When working REAL hard, I have worked at single digits in a sweat shirt.
  Just a matter of growing accustomed to it.. but surely you guys can handle heat better than we northerners.
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