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Came across this really good paper on ice road construction, capacities, ice types etc.

There is a great chart on capacities from 2.5 cm to 180 cm thick. :)

 

There's a great chart on wind chills in the paper too.

 

http://www.dot.gov.nt.ca/_live/documents/content/Ice%20Construction%20Field%20Guide%20web.pdf

 

FYI, this pic is what 5 foot of clear ice looks like. :D

 

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According to the paper this ice with dry cracks should be down graded to 90% :(

Luckily my ice fishing rigs weigh quite a bit less than 90,000 kg!!!!! :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:

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Link worked fine for me...

 

I walked on 5" thick ice identical to that last year on December 8th. Pike fishing on a crystal clear lake and the ice was so loud it sounded like thunder cracking right next to you every 25-30 seconds. That was my excuse for not catching anything :)

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Link worked fine for me...

 

I walked on 5" thick ice identical to that last year on December 8th. Pike fishing on a crystal clear lake and the ice was so loud it sounded like thunder cracking right next to you every 25-30 seconds. That was my excuse for not catching anything :)

 

The ice in those pictures is just over 60" thick. :D

They were taken in late March a few years ago.

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