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June 10th 07, 02:47 AM
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Dryer Vent Lead In
Jimmie D wrote:
Never done it with a dryer vent but I have done it with a plumbing vent. I installed a T in an attic and ran the coax up through the roof. Make sure you seal where the coax goes into the T or you will get some funky odors in your house. Anyone ever tell you that your signal STINKS?! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA! 73 OM, -- HZ |
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June 10th 07, 03:21 AM
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Dryer Vent Lead In
"Hank Zoeller" wrote in message ... Jimmie D wrote: Never done it with a dryer vent but I have done it with a plumbing vent. I installed a T in an attic and ran the coax up through the roof. Make sure you seal where the coax goes into the T or you will get some funky odors in your house. Anyone ever tell you that your signal STINKS?! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA! 73 OM, -- HZ All the time when I told then what I had done. Jimmie |
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