![]() ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: The electric air-powered hockey table comes with a complete set of table hockey accessories to start playing right away and includes 2 pucks and 2 pushers for classic one-on-one 2-player games.STABLE LEG DESIGN & ROOM SIZE: The full panel legs are 1/2" (12mm) thick, made of MDF, and have a gray PVC laminated finish in a Modern Arcade design, with 5" leg levelers, the recommended room size is 13' x 7.5' to allow for movement around the table.Sound effects can be turned on or off with a button ARCADE-STYLE GAME: The inlaid electronic scorer with LED side rail lights, and sound effects use the included plug-in power adaptor to light up when triggered by the puck catcher sensor.The corners are molded plastic, and the playing surface is made of MDF and UV coated with a 12mm air channel for smooth puck movement CRAFTMANSHIP: The table apron is made of MDF and PVC laminated with a glossy gray and black finish.FAST-PACED GAMEPLAY: This game table has a 120V UL Certified blower motor with a plug-in power cable to produce 80 CFM of airflow volume across the entire table launching game pucks into the PVC LED light side rails to create fast gameplay.COMPETITION SIZE & STRONG AIR FLOW: This 7' hockey table with a Modern Arcade design is near tournament size and great for competitive action, it has strong air movement and ships partially preassembled with accessories needed to start playing. ![]() In addition, minimal snow cover allows the cold to permeate further underground and a rapid drop in temperature causes the water underground to freeze more quickly, according to Witt. ![]() The best conditions for a frost quake occur when a very cold air mass moves over a recently saturated surface, typically from melting snow or rain. Frost quakes are most common the Northeast, Great Lakes region and Alaska," Witt said. "Therefore, frost quakes can happen almost anywhere that extremely cold weather is present, as it's not a seismic event related to tectonic plates. However, instead of tectonic plates grinding against each other, it's ice against the underground soil. This is similar to the way in which an earthquake occurs. This expansion puts stress on its surroundings, which can be released explosively in the form of a frost quake," said AccuWeather Meteorologist Derek Witt. "However, during periods of extremely cold weather, the water further underground can also freeze, and when it does, it expands. Geological Survey (USGS) said.įrost quakes occur because water naturally trickles down into the ground, and during winter, water close to the surface will freeze due to the colder air above. There is no such thing as "earthquake weather," with an equal distribution of earthquakes in cold, hot, dry or rainy weather, the U.S. However, frost quakes are not related to earthquakes, the movement of tectonic plates, volcanoes or other factors that are unrelated to surface temperature. Frost quakes are often mistaken for earthquakes because the initial indicators may appear similar to those of an earthquake, including tremors, vibrations, ground cracking and related noises, such as thundering or booming sounds.
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