[MLB-WIRELESS] There is a *massive* radio transmitter on my r oof - any chances?
Clae
clae13 at yahoo.com
Thu Nov 22 10:26:08 EST 2001
ROFLMAO
Did anything come of approaching the "radio geeks" at the fire brigade??
>We have Cherry Pickers and Tele-booms at work.
>
>....catch is, they are big and red with flashing lights, and you'll have to
>ring 000 to get them out to ya house.
and the "hire" charge is $10,000 if there's no fire...
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <lkhoo at csc.com.au>
>To: <melbwireless at melbwireless.dyndns.org>
>Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 3:20 PM
>Subject: RE: [MLB-WIRELESS] There is a *massive* radio transmitter on my r
>oof - any chances?
>
>
>> Hiring a cherry picker seems like the safest and easiest option.
>>
>> If it really is ~20m high then im not sure if you would be allowed to
>> operate it yourself without a certificate of competency.
>>
>> kennards have a couple but the biggest was 14m high.
>>
>>
>> http://www.kennards.com.au/equipment/a/alist.html
>>
>>
>> Lucas
>
>
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