has anyone ever had problems with taking a genny in the snow? and lighting up like a rail or anything while its snowing? is there anything that can go really wrong with the genny in the snow? or should i just not take it in the snow? or while its snowing?

by genny do you mean generator? come on man, it's four more letters and doesn't sound retarded.
but as for your question, i haven't had any problems in the snow with a generator. they're built to stand a lot of stuff, you should be fine.

shit yeah i didnt reply because i dint even know what you were talking about. i was like is he fucking making some yarn while he films? but no chances are you will be fine. generators are built to withstand all kinds of weather cause they are out door tools

keep the exhaust clear and keep the intake cover with a box

you guys have never heard of it being called a genny?

not once in my life. i was honestly thinking spinning genny

it's sounds so lame. almost as bad as a 'rad' or 'tranny'. as in radiator or transmission. maybe attending a gnar hick school has made me incredibly biased against these terms. imagine having to hear dudes in cowboy boots say 'git er done' every day for four years. barf.

hahaha ive never heard that either but hahah it was funny.

yeah. I thought it was the universal word for generator.

When I think of tranny, on the other hand, I think of something completely different than a transmission.

samsies.

ive never not heard it called a genny

ha sorry for the confusion on that. but thanks. i was just worried like if its snowing pretty decent out it might fuck up some wiring with the generator and cause it to short out in some way. dont want that to happen at all. any body have any experience with extension chords in the snow? any shorting out with those? i dont want someone to get a nice zap plugging one in at all haha

yeah, me too... i think i used "genny" in a sentence today... fuck i feel uncool.

doesnt everyone call it a genny?

extension cords, i always get scared when im pluging shit in and there wet or snow covered so i try to bang them off and blow them off a little bit to be on the safe side but ive never got shocked and ive never had one get fucked up.

ok cool yeah that eases the thoughts of any thing bad happening with my lighting situations for this winter

Tranny is pretty common over here.

there really common in reno too

yeah, and if you need to resort to a power bar for some reason, only plug two lights into it. around a month ago we plugged 3 sets of lights into one power bar that was being fed by one 120V receptacle. bad scene. extension cord quit working because it melted and the power bar wouldn't turn on after.

hahahahahhahahahaha

fuck i thought he was talking about some type of vintage camera...

it sounds so Australian...flippies, sunnies, swimmies, mingahs!

what the frick are flipplies and swimmies?

flip-flops and swim trunks

swimmers and thongs perhaps. flip-flops is new zealand.

ha no i know all about like my generators power output and all of that. mine is max output 1850, but im usually only run 2x500 watt light stands and thats it...

Hahahahah I use the word tranny to describe the transition of something like a jump.

check the dates dude. topics dead