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I hear that RG-8 shouldn't be buried, but if not, the reason for the
problem is the hired help with the mower people. They either will chop it up or won't cut near it and complain to the land lord. He hasn't complained about what we have so far, so I am keeping it low key until we can find a better, ham-friendly place in which to move. Thank you, Buck N4pgw On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 19:44:02 GMT, Irv Finkleman wrote: I've had a chunk of RG-213 running across my back lawn for 5 years or so. It was laid on, but has gradually been absorbed by the grass. From day one it has never even come close to the lawnmower blade and I keep my grass fairly short. The same with radial wires! Consider giving it a shot. Irv VE6BP Buck wrote: The mower folk will run over it without thinking if it is on the ground, but the radials can be carried out of the way. -- 73 for now Buck, N4PGW www.lumpuckeroo.com N4PGW |
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