I agree that if you are situationally capable - don't even bring any
moving company into the mix. We all need to jettison a lot of stuff,
don't we?
I have on a couple of moves left some things behind and taken only
what I could fit inside my trusty car.
But as in so many other areas, marriage
Can pickup my neighbors broadband from the driveway by the house with a
laptop, but can't pick it up by the shop which is about 200 ft behind the
house where I would like to.
Thought about buying a TVDirect reflector from a used store and mounting a
USB Linksys remote in it in place of the
The ball end of a small ball-peen hammer works well in cutting gaskets as
long as you use many light hammer blows around the edges and in the holes.
On heavy gasket material I only mark it with the hammer and then cut it with
a razor knife and snips.
Gerry
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On that one I know the bolts will break when I pull the seat
Kroil!
Craig
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Tried Aerokroil, Tal-5, WD-40, Marvel Mystery Oil, heat, and a couple of
A buddy of mine at work has a summer home on Grand
Traverse Bay in Michigan. The closest access point is
the public library, a straight shot across nearly 3/8
of a mile of open water. He used a satellite dish and
a Linksys repeater to get a signal. Says it works
great, and the best part is that
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks,
Gerry
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I dropped him a note. I'll post his info here when I
get it.
Dan
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It would be great if you can get the details, Dan.
Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are
plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks, Dan.
Gerry
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I dropped him a note. I'll post his info here when I
get it.
Dan
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I dropped him a note. I'll post his info here when I
get it.
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I dropped him a note. I'll post his info here when I
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You will need a wireless bridge. Then, for the connection to your shop,
connect another wireless router to the bridge. You will have to configure
the bridge with a computer attached to it, then add the second router. There
are standalone bridges, or routers with bridge capabilities (USR
Bridge mode is used to connect two isolated networks wirelessly. If this
feature is enabled, wireless clients will not be able to connect to the
Wireless MAXg Router. Bridging is used if you are trying to connect two
networks or two groups of wired clients, each with its own Wireless MAXg
archer wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
What about the mid-size dishes?
I've got a Channel Master C-band dish (it was one way
I use B because it works more reliably with various OSes and is fast
enough for me (i.e. faster than my broadband connection).
Allan
Gary Hurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
do you know why i'm on B though? it's something that i've thought of asking
you guys now for 2 years, but have always been
The Apple AirPort has done bridging since it was
introduced. You could also use an AirPort Express to
do it, too.
MacDan
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You will need a wireless bridge. Then, for the
connection to your shop, connect another wireless
router to the bridge. You will
Tried Aerokroil, Tal-5, WD-40, Marvel Mystery Oil, heat, and a couple of
others I've forgotten on a large and very rusty nut with no success.
Finally used something called Rust Eater from Autozone. Each time I applied
it more dissolved rust would come out.
After many applications the nut
Here's what I made. http://www.gulseth.net/wifi/index.html
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 09:17:11 -0500, Mitch Haley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
archer wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in
Sure, if you want to pay the premium that Apple products command.
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 09:44:18 -0500, LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Apple AirPort has done bridging since it was
introduced. You could also use an AirPort Express to
do it, too.
MacDan
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Thanks, Luther, that looks like a good possibility if the dish doesn't pick
up the signal from the shop.
Gerry
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You will need a wireless bridge. Then, for the connection to your shop,
not quite. here is the logic.
i presume i have a finite amount of signal from comcast. i want to run
many computers on that signal, basically having a computer in every room of
the house. if i used a G system, each computer would suck more signal than
if i use a B system. so to be able to add
I could put a cup of Kroil on those bolts every night for the rest of my life,
they're going to break.
Idiot PO installed them upside down so the threaded part lives right above the
track and gets snow thrown on it all the time. Its covered from the sun so it
stays wet.
They do that so the
I heard a remix on a pop station the other day. Interesting and that theme does
tend to stick in my head...
-Curt
Date: Fri, 24 Aug 2007 18:54:05 -0500
From: Kaleb C. Striplin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [MBZ] OT, the good, the bad, the ugly?
To: mercedes Mailing List mercedes@okiebenz.com
I had a job offer in Barbados once. My plan was to sell 90% of what I owned.
Why not? None of my electric appliances would have worked correctly, my TV was
the wrong format, same with VCR and DVD.
I'd already scoped out a little house I could rent reasonably cheaply about 100
yards from the
5 nights at Motel 6 is going to be something like $250 (assuming you can find
cheap hotels).
Food is going to be something like $40/day unless you make sandwiches so
another $200.
Its still going to be cheaper with the Uhaul but I'm not sure I'd do it...
Although we used Uhaul last year to
Airport Express looks like it plugs into a 110v socket?
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From: LWB250 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The Apple AirPort has done bridging since it was
introduced. You could also use an AirPort Express to
do it, too.
MacDan
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Clever! Is that a special curve? Looks like a plywood base plus aluminum
valley reflector?
Gerry
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Here's what I made. http://www.gulseth.net/wifi/index.html
Luther
archer wrote:
It
Parabolic shape with the antenna at the focal point. I'm using the same shape
for my solar veg oil heater.
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 10:10:27 -0500, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clever! Is that a special curve? Looks like a plywood base plus aluminum
valley reflector?
Gerry
Sure does. It also has Ethernet , USB and audio
jacks.
Dan
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Airport Express looks like it plugs into a 110v
socket?
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The Apple AirPort has done
Got a picture of the veg oil heater?
Gerry
Parabolic shape with the antenna at the focal point. I'm using the same
shape for my solar veg oil heater.
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 10:10:27 -0500, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Clever! Is
The computers don't suck signals or bandwidth, for
that matter. They only create traffic on the network
when there is input or output on the network port.
There are packets that are used to ping the access
point from time to time, but they are pretty
insignificant in the grand scheme of things.
True, but I've had Linksys, Motorola, Cisco and others
and they were a PITA when it came to configuring and
setup. (I'm a net admin at work, so I've got a
*little* bit of experience doing this.) Apple's stuff
is a breeze to set up and configure compared to them.
Right now you can buy refurb
http://www.gulseth.net/solar/
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 10:36:29 -0500, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a picture of the veg oil heater?
Gerry
Parabolic shape with the antenna at the focal point. I'm using the same
shape for my
In a message dated 8/24/2007 5:05:30 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
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polishit
your bad!
Jim Friesen
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I saw that clown on one of those goofy show on TV. He needs to be
analyzed...he ain't hooked up right.
Bob R.
'77 300D whose only pen is in the glove box.
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Sent: Friday, August 24, 2007 8:51 PM
i presume i have a finite amount of signal from comcast. i want to
run
many computers on that signal, basically having a computer in every
room of
the house. if i used a G system, each computer would suck more signal
than
if i use a B system. so to be able to add more computers
On 8/25/07, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks,
Gerry
The small dish works better than 200' for direct
Hi Curt, You wroteplan was to sell 90% of what I owned
I've always loved sailing and my dream was to sail away and spend my
life in the Carribbean or South Pacific. One quote from a famous sailor
said something to the effect of I never realized I needed so little to be
happy.
My
Thx Jim,
Just what I need to see - my obscene typo's!
;-)
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On 8/25/07, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks,
Gerry
The small dish works better than 200' for direct
On 8/25/07, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks,
Gerry
The small dish works better than 200' for direct
So you mount it east-west and change the tilt according to the time of year.
Should work well.
Gerry
http://www.gulseth.net/solar/
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 10:36:29 -0500, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got a picture of the veg oil heater?
Gerry
On 8/25/07, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be great if you can get the details, Dan. Sounds like the small
DirectTV dish might work at 200'. Those are plentiful in used stores but
the big dishes have gotten scarce.
Thanks,
Gerry
The small dish works better than 200' for direct
Negative. It will be sloped N/S. Only gravity flow to allow any vapor to
travel up away from clean warm product. It will also be used to reclaim
methanol.
Luther
On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 20:28:58 -0500, archer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So you mount it east-west and change the tilt according to
Airport Express looks like it plugs into a 110v socket?
That's all. Plug your printer into it plus the cable from the cable modem. No
configuring at all unless you want to make your network secure.
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On 8/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's all. Plug your printer into it plus the cable from the cable modem. No
configuring at all unless you want to make your network secure.
and you do want to make your network secure.
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Airport Express looks like it plugs into a 110v socket?
That's all. Plug your printer into it plus the cable from the cable modem.
No
configuring at all unless you want to make your network secure.
RLE
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Interesting. If I didn't have several Linksys
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