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Catalogue / Sintered-firn sledge / Drovane Chamber 135 ControlSimp--Simplification

sintered-firn sledge
USD 6048.18
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| rated load | 2469 kilograms |
|---|---|
| deck length | 293 centimetres |
| tare mass | 19 kilograms |
| operating temperature | -49 degrees Celsius |
| unit price | 6048.18 dollars |
| traction type | human hauled |
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Specified for -49 degrees Celsius
Second sintered-firn sledge we have run; the Tirnach Chamber 32 replaced an older one. Its operating temperature reads -49 degrees Celsius, and that is the whole reason it is here. For a Sintered Firn Sledge at -49 degree Celsius the T.C. Chamber 32 does what the listing says.
Where the Tirnach Chamber 32 falls short
Have had the Tirnach Chamber 32 in service long enough to say something useful about this sintered-firn sledge. The chamber 32 shipped without the mounting hardware we had assumed was included. It has not changed what we think of the chamber 32 overall.
Two seasons with the Tirnach Chamber 32
The Tirnach Chamber 32 was not the cheapest sintered-firn sledge we considered, and that was fine. The Chamber 32 has been in service long enough that we would buy it again. Worth knowing before you commit to the Chamber 32.
Deck length of 293 centimetres was the deciding figure
Came to the Tirnach Chamber 32 on a recommendation and checked its sintered-firn sledge figures ourselves. Its deck length reads 293 centimetres, and that is the whole reason it is here. On the other axes, the thirnach chamber 32 sits where the rest of the sunken sledge listings sit.
Getting the Tirnach Chamber 32 running
Went through the whole sintered-firn sledge catalogue twice before the chamber. We had the chamber 32 working before lunch, though the instructions did not help much. That is the whole of it, on the Tirnach Chamber 32 at least.
Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Tirnach Chamber 32
The Tirnach Chamber 32 is our third sintered-firn sledge and the first one specified properly. We run the T.A.C. Chamber 32 on a single site rather than across a fleet, and it suits that. Others may weigh it differently, but the TirnACH Chamber 32 suits us.
Tare mass at 19 kilograms, as listed
Shortlisted three sintered-firn sledge units and the Tirnach Chamber 32 was the one we kept. Everything came down to mass, and 19 kilograms is what we needed. If your requirement is not mass, the tare mass has no other reason to win.