the pager vibrators can be had fromseveral sources, and they're
not hard to drive, we just gotta find out how to navigate and re:
previous post, that's hard.
Tom
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bob,
Very very interesting!
I'm going to pass this around where I work as we've got a hat
full of physiologists who may have opinions.
Might relate to ballance problems many of us have also.
but it doesn't solve the basic difficulty of sensing the location
and direction of travel.
BTW, Mike
robert,
Lots of time and research effort have been spent over the years
on methods of navigating like following a straight line etc. in
small ish spaces.
Not much usefull has come of it.
Audible beacons might work but you probably wouldn't hear them
over the blower unless you ran them at rock
Robert,
Our post office appears to be open on alternate wednesday
afternoons from one to one thirty when the moon is in the third
quarter.
Or something like that!
It is always always busy, not much better than the Motor Vehicles
Department.
Grins
Tom
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victor,
Great thinking! I couldn't imagine what could be going on but you
may have it.
tom
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Great to have you join the list,. There is allot of good information here on
the list. Don
- Original Message -
From: Larry Stansifer
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sunday, August 13, 2006 7:30 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] New to the List
Hi Folks,
I just
Hi
1. Selecting the Optimum Dish Antenna Location
Site Check: Using the
aiming coordinates
along with a compass and angle finder, locate a dish mounting position.
While facing the direction of the satellite, reference the magnetic azimuth
(compass
angle) and elevation. The dish must be located
Dear Larry:
There are several folks like myself, who enjoy automobiles in general
and some of the muscle cars of years gone by. You are the first, as far as
I can recall, with hands-on experience with the inners of B. M. W.s and
Porsche. My wife and I test drove a 914 in the seventies and
Tom, You know what? Sometimes you just simply can not do what sharp eyes can
do regardless of how sophisticated your electronics are. (LOL)
Cy, the Ancient Okie
-Original Message-
From: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Behalf Of Tom Fowle
Sent: Sunday,
I suppose one could instal electronic guiding wires and independent
clutching for the drive wheels and have a robotic or at least an automated
blower. Comes back to similar methods for lawn cutting.
Gas jets with electronic ignition might provide another option.
Dale Leavens, Cochrane Ontario
Hi Victor,
I don't remember if I got a message through to you on this or not, I
remember trying while on vacation but for some reason my ISP wouldn't
forward messages from remote locations although I was able to read
everything.
One thing I have never understood about this problem which has
Wow
that's way beyond what I would have imagined to be the solution.
In the mean while I wonder if there would be some thing as affective and yet
much more simple and less costly.
Don't get me wrong that is some incredibly intriguing research.
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John
so far I like your idea the best.
Not to be dence here but could you give more details on the placement of the
buckets and the use of the 2 by 4's.
I understand the basic consept you are getting at but I was lost on the
details.
If you have a scanner that you could draw or have some one draw
Hi
Here's a general overview for starting a hive. Be sure to follow the
specific instructions given by the manufacturer of your hive.
Location
Steps:
1.
Check local city ordinances or covenants about keeping bees in your area.
2.
Select a location that provides morning sun and late-afternoon
Hi
You don't need to spend a lot of money on a fancy bird feeder to attract
feathered visitors to your yard. Try this easy make-it-yourself model.
Steps:
1.
Wash an empty 1-gallon plastic milk jug thoroughly, removing any milk
residue from it.
2.
Put the cap on.
3.
Stand the milk jug right
Hi
The type of coop you pick for your chickens depends on whether you're
raising chickens for meat, eggs, or both. It also depends on how large a
flock you're
planning to keep.
Steps:
1.
Build a barn or shed for a permanent structure that will house larger flocks
and laying hens. It needs to
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