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June 25th 05, 04:20 AM
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"Chad Wahls" wrote:
"Steveo" wrote in message ... "Chad Wahls" wrote: "Steveo" wrote in message ... Vinnie S. wrote: On 23 Jun 2005 02:30:12 GMT, Steveo wrote: Vinnie S. wrote: On 23 Jun 2005 00:57:37 GMT, Steveo wrote: Hi Jay, I was speaking of Vinnie's Imax. I don't know what they are rated for. I already know your antenna can handle it and more!  According to the manual, it is tested at 5,000 watts. Sounds rather high. Vinnie S. Does it matter that it's in a tree? Only if you want to see a huge forest fire !!! Vinnie S. Not with 100 dinkers. (is it in a field of dead pines?) At any rate, that may change the antenna's function a bit. (?) I'm still concerned about the lightning strikes. Your mast is living plant material. But it's not as high as many of the live, wet trees. I think I am ground pretty good, just by the quietness of the radio. I don't hear any static at all. Everything is super quiet. Anyway, I am going to eat a bag of chips before I go to bed. Good night !!!!!! Vinnie S. Donut forget to stuff your coax in a jim beam bottle before you turn in. Remove the bottle rockets first though Bottle rockets and jim beam, what a combo! Love my Beam! And an empty Beam bottle makes a dangerously accurate aiming device Try it!!! Chad That stuff ****s with my aim! |
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