@SuspendedUser `merkins and their non-idea of temperature. "The AZ works down to about freezing, approximately - 6 celsius, then it does not resonate."
@Batman the question might be "what freezes at -6 degrees Celsius". Maybe slightly salty water? 3 moles/litre, since it's about 2 degrees per mole change. Seawater is about 0.5, on average, I think, but sweat can get more concentrated due to evaporation. So the air zound won't work if your sweat is freezing.
For that matter I don't work if my sweat is freezing.
I imagine there is some sort of condensation issue or something. And if you think sweat freezing at 0C is interesting, you should see what happens at -20C or F when you descend a hill with wet sleeves, try to sit up and realize you can't straighten your arms because you sleeves are frozen in place.
Mostly it's fine if you stay calm, like at -30F when your exhalation condensation causes your eyes to freeze shut. Usually it's only one at a time, and the trick is to actually close your eye more tightly to thaw it.
@Batman at times I see people trying the answers, and going "half of that one worked, and half of that one" or possibly "that one is mostly right but the tone is offensive, so I'll accept the nicer but less complete one".
What I got the other day was an answer that was complete and accepted, un-accepted when the OP came back and posted "I did what you said and it worked"... then accepted their answer.
there are more than a few people who are unfans of blam.
Also, I think editing in 6 photos, most of which are of limited relevance, seemed a bit OTT. I was in the process of cropping one down to give two relevant ones. I gave up answering it now, it's all "this is your problem, take it to a bike shop" so I just upvoted Chris's comment instead.
@Batman I suspect you hit submit last. You also managed to get the images straight out of that awful photo-hosting site, which I couldn't do. Why do so many block right clicking and force you to grind around the page "discovering" how they have chosen to implement a basic feature built into every browser? "I enjoy discovering yet another unique user interface"... said no user ever.
@Criggie there's a plastic disk with various-sized slots you can buy. Or make one out of a bit of wood. You can get spoke keys up to "whooly sheet a poke nipple goes in that?" Those look like fairly standard 1/8" or so, I'm pretty sure my silly spoke-ring tool has a slot that big. It probably wouldn't work on that wheel coz it's big, but there are tools for that.
