I too have used Jack's company.
Though I have also seen some short-lived repairs, I have been please with
Jack's responsiveness and willingness to stand behind his work.
JO, as far as Jack's signature, I can't take credit, nor will I accept blame. :)
- Cliff
-Original Message-
Wonderful news Patrick.
When will the 5.3 products be part of the Comnet program? Also, what about the
affordable 'limited' AU?
- Cliff
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Patrick Leary
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2007 3:58 PM
To: WISPA
Rohn makes a lot of 36guyed towers.
Is the safety climb installed inside the tower? That's unusual.
Be sure you use the safety climb system or other means to remain 100%tied
off or high a professional tower crew to do the work.
Staying tied off might cost you some teeth if you fell but you
I always tie off, even on the inside. It is just so easy to climb on the
inside. The 36 size is perfect because I can just lean back when I need a
break. This particular tower has a lot of horizontal bars and everything is
round and welded - nothing to really catch on. It's like it was
Not to be direct, but I would much rather rescue someone on the outside
of a tower if the situation came about. It is much easier to keep them
away from grabbing things when they are semi-consious if you are
outside. It may be easier to rest when on the inside on a climb, but if
you have a
I bet that once most people tried one of these towers, they would like it
!!!
(Assuming they are about 5'6).
I do tie off, but it would be difficult to fall far enough to get seriously
hurt
do to basically being inside a cage, not that it can't be done !!
(I know, famous last words - you don't
The FBI wants to pay the major telecommunications companies to retain
their
customers' Internet and phone call information for at least two years
for
the agency's use in counterterrorism investigations and is asking
Congress
for $5 million a year to defray the cost, according to FBI
The problem (as I see it) is that it will start with just the AAA, and
then it will be all emails, then all IM, then all voip. Where will it
end? That is why I think the cost of it should be on the ISP and
should be very clearly explained in the TOS/AUP. Government funding
for it will lead to
Now, there is a well reasoned argument if I have ever heard one.
Make the ISP pay for it and thereby ensure that the ISP protects the
privacy of his
customers.
Good argument Jeromie, very good argument.
I yield to a more reasoned argument and I agree with you.
-m-
Jeromie Reeves wrote:
Are you able to fit through an opening somehow to get on the outside of the
tower once you get up there. Doesn't look like there are any largeish
openings. The 48 incher I climb had some larger openings on the sides that
I could get through. With this one, I'd be concerned about rescuing you
You can get through same as you get in.
On 7/29/07, Ralph [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are you able to fit through an opening somehow to get on the outside of
the
tower once you get up there. Doesn't look like there are any largeish
openings. The 48 incher I climb had some larger openings
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