2018 Nor Cal Wheeling, Camping and BS

Just tossing this out there. Assuming it's open, going in on the trail that starts at the end of Eagle Lakes Rd has a lower risk of damage with fewer hidden obstacles. There's really only one rock gardeny spot that I recall. You bypass the sketchiest parts (and ice) of the usual way in and you get to cross the river just upstream from "the spot." Water was pretty low back in November, so I would think it's still pretty low.

 

I never knew their was another route???

 

Yep. It's a public road through private property. It's a cool little trail. Nothing particularly challenging. I think it might be a bit faster too. It intersects with the road across from the beach we camped at last June.

 

Ok. I think i know what your talking about

 

A = pi (r)(r).

So a 6 ft long 4" pvc pipe would hold: 3.14 x 2 x 2 x 72(because inches) = 904.32. Divided by twelve giving us our cubic feet) = 75.36

7.43 c/ft per gallon.

75.36 / 7.43 = 10.14 gallons.

Enough for a couple of quick showers and dish water.

6" pvc would be 22.82 gallons at the same length.





It's cool. Release the nerd comments. I'm armored enough for them.

 

Fkn nerd!

 

Me either till @EDDO @tyfoon11 came out that way. But you do have to cross the river.

 

All i got was ( o )( o )

And that wasnt even in that

 

Well, pie + (o)(o) = winning.

 

Dam I needed you next to me in math class 15 years ago.

 

You're missing the cylinder height in your formula, which is the length of the tube.

The proper formula is V =πr^2h.

carry on

 

Like a fucken boss! Lol

 

Beefed up skids are on....its on tomorrow

 

I need to get sum.....skids. Want to try making them, but it's much easier to buy them.

 

He did include it in his calculation though.

 

Right, but volume has its own formula.

 

All set up in Coloma for the night with #wifey

 

Nerd! Also, 144 cubic inches to the cubic ft, not 12. Divide all those results by 12 again.

 

Bamf might be making 1/4 inch skids