[TowerTalk] Trees
Stan or Patricia Griffiths
w7ni@teleport.com
Thu, 02 Mar 2000 11:26:14 -0800
Bill Heinzinger wrote:
> I found a fascinating website that's got a ton
> > of tree-related information on it - including technique, equipment,
> > aborculture, recreational tree climbing and cat rescue(!). It's at
> > http://www.treeclimbing.com. Check it out.
> >
> As a retired firefighter I would like to point out:
>
> Has anyone EVER seen a cat skeleton in a tree?
>
Well, yes, as a matter of fact, several times. It was still inside of a
live cat, however. (Technically, I couldn't actually SEE it but I knew
it was there.)
I would like to remind K7LXC that HE is the one who started the "cat
skeleton" thread . . . 8-)
In keeping with the main topic of towers and antennas, has anyone ever
tried to load a cat as an antenna? What feed system did you use? How
much gain did it have? I think it has been tried in Europe and they
called it the "CFA" (Cat Fazed Array). Has to be analyzed using
unconventional fizix . . . I understand that no matter what the polarity
of the launched signal is, it always lands on its feet.
(OK. OK. I'll quit now . . . )
Stan w7ni@teleport.com
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