They smell good and they look better to eat than the squirrel.
I have a tripod near one end of the roof. Can just reach the antenna when in line with the peak. I assemble it to the post and then sit the whole thing into the rotator. I see a lot of roof mounts that I can't imagine how they got them there.Have a chimney mount that had a cell phone amplifier on it so just used that. Any one need a cell amp system? $75?
What vehicle was it? Aluminum wheels I presume.The inner circle of the rim just fits really really tightly on the center race of the hub,
never had squirrel, but i'll never turn down muffin!
thanks Dick!Yeah, it was stuck..
No muff's too tough, we dive at 5! Muffin's fine, we dine at 9!Mmmm. I like muffins!
I'm here to help!thanks Dick!
X2Mmmm. I like muffins!
I'll bet Memike or Mitch could turn that critter into a 'delightful dish' lol
I just finished a plate of SOS and scrambled eggs. MmmmI'll bet Memike or Mitch could turn that critter into a 'delightful dish' lol
tastes like chicken...??I grew up on Squirrel pot pie
The one you posted from ebag?This thing has a built in rotator that runs through the coax. Must switch off the line to the tv when rotating.
I remember 50 years ago we had a antenna rotor with a control like this. Back in the 60's we got a lot of channels. too bad there were only 3 networks and Public tv. We lived in the middle of all the signals though. Our town didn't have a tv station.This thing has a built in rotator that runs through the coax. Must switch off the line to the tv when rotating.
Chris remember to lube the hole up!
I remember those - you were "cool" if you had an antenna that moved - you could "dial in" a stationI remember 50 years ago we had a antenna rotor with a control like this. Back in the 60's we got a lot of channels. too bad there were only 3 networks and Public tv. We lived in the middle of all the signals though. Our town didn't have a tv station.
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