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Hey Gilligan
Got one of these?
http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King |
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"DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King Is that some kind of differential pressure gauge? Looks almost like SMA connectors and semi rigid but no microwave equipment would ever hook up to a meter like that. That prairie masker stuff was/is classified. http://www.hawaiian-music.com/real2/bubbles.html I use to have a 3"38 rolling around the office. I would take you up on your offer but you would have to accept a much larger, useless piece of microwave equipment in return. |
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"DSK" wrote in message
.. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. When you get right down to it, aren't all gauges differential? I asked my students what they thought would happen if I dropped a compound gauge into a vacuum chamber and dropped the pressure to 500 microns. Most of them guessed wrong, and were surprised that the gauge read zero before, during, and after the vacuum was achieved. Scout |
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Doug,
is your rear mast support a permanent fixture? (is "permanent fixture" redundant? lol) Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King |
Hey Gilligan
Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too
concerned. Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King |
Hey Gilligan
Scout wrote:
Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. |
Hey Gilligan
Scout wrote:
Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. The dog was not barking, he was prancing around trying to get the deer to play with him. The deer probably realized there was no threat and was wondering what we could offer for dessert after he eats all our ivy. We have dozens of deer that wander thru the neighborhood. The corridor between our fence & the neighbor's is like a highway every evening. The dog is a riot. He had a turtle for a pet last summer. A box turtle got in our back fence and the dog carried him around like a toy, then would put him down & wait for him to peek out of his shell. I put the turtle far back in the woods but he came back. Then when the dog got tired of him, he apparently wandered away on his own. My favorite local wildlife is a pair of very large owls. Regards Doug King |
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Gilligan wrote:
Is that some kind of differential pressure gauge? It's not just some kind, it's an NBS standard (or was, a long time ago). That's what the yellow tag is. Looks almost like SMA connectors and semi rigid but no microwave equipment would ever hook up to a meter like that. That prairie masker stuff was/is classified. Oops. Sorry. Good thing no Russian navy guys read this newsgroup, eh? I would take you up on your offer but you would have to accept a much larger, useless piece of microwave equipment in return. Hmm... we could probably work out a swap, but I have to keep enough working room in the garage for my next boat project. As stuff accumulates, the boats have gotten smaller- first a 19' Lightning, then a Johnson 18, now a 9 footer. DSK |
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"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. If I open the back door and there's deer there, they usually just stand and stare, till the dog comes running, then they beat feet. -- Scott Vernon Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_ |
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"DSK" wrote in message .. . The dog is a riot. He had a turtle for a pet last summer. A box turtle got in our back fence and the dog carried him around like a toy, then would put him down & wait for him to peek out of his shell. I put the turtle far back in the woods but he came back. Then when the dog got tired of him, he apparently wandered away on his own. My favorite local wildlife is a pair of very large owls. I hope for your sake they're not Screech Owls. Scotty |
Hey Gilligan
"Scout" wrote in message . .. When you get right down to it, aren't all gauges differential? ALL measurements of any kind are "differential" as they measure to some kind of reference. Differential usually refers to the active or dynamic measurement inputs, the input being 2 and both can change. Some gauges/measurements have their own reference built and are called "single ended". The reference is this case is fixed whether it be pressure, voltage, length etc. |
Hey Gilligan
Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Scout wrote: Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. If I open the back door and there's deer there, they usually just stand and stare, till the dog comes running, then they beat feet. -- Scott Vernon Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_ Running is the clue...Choppie just stands and stares at them...they're not birds...he will point at the wild turkeys.... |
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katy wrote:
Scout wrote: Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. Actually, you'd be surprised at what some animals will do. My brother had a small farm with some chickens and sheep, 3 dogs, and five cats. One dog named "Big", a big playful ball of fur who looked like a mix of black lab and something really hairy would run out into the yard and play with the deer. They would chase him around the yard for awhile, and then he would chase them for awhile. When they got tired, they would lay down together. But Big hated sheep. One of his cats (whose name I forgot) would go hang out with wild turkeys he found in the woods. Once in awhile as long as the dogs were in the house he would lead them down into the yard like a gaggle of geese and he was their mother. That same cat would kill squirrels and leave them on the deck. |
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"Bonzo" wrote in message
... katy wrote: Scout wrote: Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. Actually, you'd be surprised at what some animals will do. My brother had a small farm with some chickens and sheep, 3 dogs, and five cats. One dog named "Big", a big playful ball of fur who looked like a mix of black lab and something really hairy would run out into the yard and play with the deer. They would chase him around the yard for awhile, and then he would chase them for awhile. When they got tired, they would lay down together. But Big hated sheep. One of his cats (whose name I forgot) would go hang out with wild turkeys he found in the woods. Once in awhile as long as the dogs were in the house he would lead them down into the yard like a gaggle of geese and he was their mother. That same cat would kill squirrels and leave them on the deck. I'd like to buy your cat please. I'm currently at war with squirrels. Scout |
Hey Gilligan
Scout wrote:
"Bonzo" wrote in message ... katy wrote: Scout wrote: Cool shot of dog and deer. Is there a story there? The deer doesn't look too concerned. Scout "DSK" wrote in message .. . Got one of these? http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614zFojSZ or http://tinyurl.com/erfzd http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2...35692614KkQrJT or http://tinyurl.com/g8t7r Want one? Sorry, I already gave awa the drive turbine for the prairie masker. That was a cute little bucket wheel. Regards Doug King We had similar happenings when we were using the radio fence in Chopper. The deer get used to the fact that the dog will or can only go so fae, and since most communities now have strict orinances about loose dogs, deer are losing their inate fear of them. Actually, you'd be surprised at what some animals will do. My brother had a small farm with some chickens and sheep, 3 dogs, and five cats. One dog named "Big", a big playful ball of fur who looked like a mix of black lab and something really hairy would run out into the yard and play with the deer. They would chase him around the yard for awhile, and then he would chase them for awhile. When they got tired, they would lay down together. But Big hated sheep. One of his cats (whose name I forgot) would go hang out with wild turkeys he found in the woods. Once in awhile as long as the dogs were in the house he would lead them down into the yard like a gaggle of geese and he was their mother. That same cat would kill squirrels and leave them on the deck. I'd like to buy your cat please. I'm currently at war with squirrels. Scout Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) |
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katy wrote:
Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) Squirrels, flea ridden rats with bushy tails, shoot'em I say. You can have a whole afternoon of fun with a dollars worth of pellets, a decent air rifle and a half dozen of your favourite cold ones. Cheers Marty |
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Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) Squirrels, flea ridden rats with bushy tails, shoot'em I say. You can have a whole afternoon of fun with a dollars worth of pellets, a decent air rifle and a half dozen of your favourite cold ones. Cheers Marty nasssstttteeeeee...... |
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katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote: katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) Squirrels, flea ridden rats with bushy tails, shoot'em I say. You can have a whole afternoon of fun with a dollars worth of pellets, a decent air rifle and a half dozen of your favourite cold ones. Cheers Marty nasssstttteeeeee...... Little *******s ruined most of my pepper crop one year, they'd take just one or two bites out of each pepper and then move on down the row to the next plant... one of these years I'm going to plant habaneros and see what that does to them! Cheers Marty |
Hey Gilligan
They're prime carriers of the plague. You might want to be careful when
handling them after they're dead. -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Martin Baxter" wrote in message ... katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) Squirrels, flea ridden rats with bushy tails, shoot'em I say. You can have a whole afternoon of fun with a dollars worth of pellets, a decent air rifle and a half dozen of your favourite cold ones. Cheers Marty |
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Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote: Martin Baxter wrote: katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) Squirrels, flea ridden rats with bushy tails, shoot'em I say. You can have a whole afternoon of fun with a dollars worth of pellets, a decent air rifle and a half dozen of your favourite cold ones. Cheers Marty nasssstttteeeeee...... Little *******s ruined most of my pepper crop one year, they'd take just one or two bites out of each pepper and then move on down the row to the next plant... one of these years I'm going to plant habaneros and see what that does to them! Cheers Marty Go to a gardening shop and get a spray bottle of stuff that has wolf anal gland scent in it and spray it around the perimeter of the garden and down your mulch rows...don't get it on you, though...stuff is tres nastee...I was amazed at how well it kept the rodents out of my garden...didn't work on the chickens, though...they must have a different method of detecting enemies than the sense of smell because it didn't seem to bother them..they'd peck the tomatoes..finally just strung some chicken wire around that area to keep them out since they left everything else alone... |
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Capt. JG wrote:
They're prime carriers of the plague. You might want to be careful when handling them after they're dead. Rabies in the nirth...I think plague is mostly carried by those that have contact with prairie dog populations... |
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"katy" wrote in message
... Martin Baxter wrote: katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) I've never had a problem with them before, but I can't leave em alone now. They done thousands in damage already, including 3 car wiring systems ($1,350 damage on a 2 year old Grand Prix). They are in my house, running past us in the living room, gym, etc., having parties in the attic. They taunt me and throw nut shells at me from above - they have to go! Scout |
Hey Gilligan
The fleas are the issue. After an animal has died, they look for a new host.
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "katy" wrote in message ... Capt. JG wrote: They're prime carriers of the plague. You might want to be careful when handling them after they're dead. Rabies in the nirth...I think plague is mostly carried by those that have contact with prairie dog populations... |
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Scout wrote:
"katy" wrote in message ... Martin Baxter wrote: katy wrote: Get a terrier....a vat will only kill one at a time where a terrier will go out there for the sport of it...(I like squirrels...you could just leave them alone..or feed them and make friends...) I've never had a problem with them before, but I can't leave em alone now. They done thousands in damage already, including 3 car wiring systems ($1,350 damage on a 2 year old Grand Prix). They are in my house, running past us in the living room, gym, etc., having parties in the attic. They taunt me and throw nut shells at me from above - they have to go! Scout that's different....you didn't say they had moved in kit and kaboodle...I thought you were talking about the normal kind that live in trees... |
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