Wonder what type of urine you use out here where there are no predators
like that the deer have ever seen.
The deer come through here by the hundreds at a time, Axis deer that have
been introduced here many years back, they provide table fare, but sure
are a nuisance, beverages have to be 10ft p
Too high a population density here for casual plinking--might hurt
someone. Besides, I am a lousy shot.
On 11/12/2013 8:03 PM, Charlie Cunningham wrote:
A .22 with 'scope mounted on it works pretty well on squirrels. The scope
helps a lot if you're old like me, and have gotten to be too farsigh
A .22 with 'scope mounted on it works pretty well on squirrels. The scope
helps a lot if you're old like me, and have gotten to be too farsighted to
get a decent sight-picture with iron sights.
Lots of folks don't appreciate how destructive those little "tree rats" can
be!
Charlie, K4OTV
-Or
I don't have deer or squirrels and no treesI'm on open pasture land.
The coax run is 200' and I can't imagine having urine all over the
placeugggh.
Steel pipe works great.
Dave Harmon
K6XYZ[at]sbcglobal[dot]net
Sperry, Ok.
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From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@
My squirrels were gnawing the top rail of my redwood deck and where they
urinated it bleached the wood. I chose a more final solution--an
efficient killer trap from Forest Supply, ordered on the internet. 1 jar
of cheap peanut butter will provide bait for probably 100 squirrels.
Those (#($((%)
My primary vermin are deer and the YL had issues with squirrels
digging up her plants on the deck. She helps out at a Nursery and
they sell fox & Coyote urine. A little vial of the stuff lasts a long
time and one tube of the Fox version & the squirrels vacated the
deck. Made her happy so I boug
All my coax needs to be protected from pack rats… I use inexpensive rolls of
underground sprinkler “pipe” as the covering. Works FB.
On Nov 12, 2013, at 2:28 PM, Dave Harmon wrote:
> After getting my coax chawed 3 times I used chain link fence top rail as
> conduit.
> If whatever was gnawing m
ON4UN built such a wire 80m vertical 4-square around his full-size 160m
vertical. The 80m array was 20 meters on a side and used a single
elevated radial elevated under each element. It is described in detail
in his book, Low Band DXing (including the latest, 5th edition).
73/Jon AA1K
On 11/
Thanks Mike,
Address correction for "The coax protector" cat photo is:
www.qsl.net/k1fz/izzy.jpg
73
Bruce
- Original Message -
From: Mike Waters
To: Bruce
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2013 1:19 PM
Subject: Re: Topband: Coax rodent protection
Hi Bruce,
73, Mike
On 11/12/2013 2:23 PM, Wayne Willenberg wrote:
My question is, what is the minimum distance from my tower can the closest
80M element be so the tower does not impact the gain, F/B, and directivity of
Many 100's of feet. Unless you live on acreage, instead
plan to "detune" the tower, then you
Hello,
Now that my 100 foot tower is installed, I would like to assemble a ground
mounted 80M vertical 4-square array. Each of the 4 vertical elements would
be the full ¼ wavelength long and I would use 60 radials of ¼ wavelength
(in the air) length at the base of each vertical. Where the radia
GE Eddie, Felipe, some direct mailers and all,
seems, the spitfire array got some interests, I got also some direct mailed
questions.
I will try to answer, and try to remember my tuning way 2003 - 2006.
Just found some, maybe 20, Din A4 handscribed papers, from tuning procedure
2006;
but need to
After getting my coax chawed 3 times I used chain link fence top rail as
conduit.
If whatever was gnawing my coax tries again I hope it has its dentist
insurance paid up.
Dave Harmon
K6XYZ[at]sbcglobal[dot]net
Sperry, Ok.
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From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesti
Izzy the Bombay "coax protector" cat was 22" length from nose to base of his
tail.
25 lbs of solid mussle. he could easily jump 6 feet strainght up, when scared
about 8 feet.
Slept up on the shed roof in summer, maybe for increased field of vision and
safety.
Photo for DX cat lovers. www.qsl.n
Hi Gang!!
Who was it that was looking for hard line connectors. I lost the
beginning of this thread and I just ran across a box of
connectors. If that person would reply to me off the list, we can go
from there.
--
Kim Herron W8ZV
1-616-677-3706
_
Topband Reflector
At my (former) CA ranch QTH, in the hills only 4 miles east of downtown
San Jose, our cats weigh 130#. Sorry I can't send the game camera pix
of the gorgeous mt. lion taken a couple of weeks ago near my spring.
He/she looks happy on the diet of cats, dogs, coyotes, lambs and rarely
a jogger.
We have coyotes up here also. They are the Eastern type with wolf blood mix.
Small tabby cats are coyote chow. 25 pound, neutered male, black Bombay
cats have a higher survival rate.
73
Bruce-K1FZ
Also, critters *CAN* chew through the stuff! It'll take them longer, but
those @#%!~ little cr
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