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<blockquote data-quote="Rob Lancaster" data-source="post: 172393" data-attributes="member: 6154">Hey Sneezy, we got a guy on the corner that not only leaves his cheezie Christmas lights up all year long he lights them as well, all night. After a few storms their all waisted.. Very strange for sure. Tony, the golf cleats idea ran though my mind the moment I regained my senses and was heading for the edge. Tom said, maybe a stuntman's airbag would suffice, lol.. The good news is, I finally feel better after a week of hell. Other than that, we're still waiting for a 1/4&quot; X 6&quot; X 6&quot; aluminum plate to arrive. We need that for the upper support truss. After that we'll alter that rounded element you see a few millimeters. Hopefully we should get closer to our fundamental frequency's center tuning. Mean while Tom's working on the radio end. He ordered a SMA adaptor so he can he can use his line terminators to calibrate out all coaxial caballing used. This is necessary because you have to know the phase of the cable when taking measurements. Just when you thought cable was cable. Nothing could be further from the truth. Stay tuned, HA! Sorry I couldn't resist..&nbsp;&nbsp; <img src="/images/smilies/biglaugh.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":biglaugh:" title="Biglaugh&nbsp; &nbsp; :biglaugh:" data-shortname=":biglaugh:" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rob Lancaster, post: 172393, member: 6154"] Hey Sneezy, we got a guy on the corner that not only leaves his cheezie Christmas lights up all year long he lights them as well, all night. After a few storms their all waisted.. Very strange for sure. Tony, the golf cleats idea ran though my mind the moment I regained my senses and was heading for the edge. Tom said, maybe a stuntman's airbag would suffice, lol.. The good news is, I finally feel better after a week of hell. Other than that, we're still waiting for a 1/4" X 6" X 6" aluminum plate to arrive. We need that for the upper support truss. After that we'll alter that rounded element you see a few millimeters. Hopefully we should get closer to our fundamental frequency's center tuning. Mean while Tom's working on the radio end. He ordered a SMA adaptor so he can he can use his line terminators to calibrate out all coaxial caballing used. This is necessary because you have to know the phase of the cable when taking measurements. Just when you thought cable was cable. Nothing could be further from the truth. Stay tuned, HA! Sorry I couldn't resist.. :biglaugh: [/QUOTE]

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