Crazy cheap dew controller

[mapstar]

Great fault finding John.

I've seen other members put the LEDs at the dew heater end to make sure power is getting to the bands. Maybe an Idea 

[Physopto]

3 hours ago, Gina said:

We used Avos at work too - accuate and rugged

The Avo was a stalwart at sea many moons ago. All ships had a t least one on board. As you say rugged.     Until one day on one ship, the Leccy was fitting hour meters in the starter boxes. He forgot it was left in the starter box  and shut the door.

 

Then drilled a hole for the meter. Oops!

Derek

[gooseholla]

1 hour ago, mapstar said:

Great fault finding John.

Thank you. I'll now return to where my true talent lies https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPvIbAF9JEPv4e_P0QUxSbw Don't tell me, you can do that better too

John 

[mapstar]

Definately got me with that one, I'm  about as musically talented as a vuvuzela player 

[gooseholla]

1 minute ago, mapstar said:

Definately got me with that one, I'm  about as musically talented as a vuvuzela player 

I tried one of those once. Those things are hard to get to sound properly. Big up to all those South African fans who did it for 4 weeks non-stop!!

[mapstar]

Maybe its how the South africans keep dew off their optics  or attract an angry swarm of wasps! 

Stick to the church organ, sounds much better and they're a joy to look at 

 

[gooseholla]

I once used to go to Beamsley twice a year. Well in Easter 2011 while staying there with some people we found one of the dreaded vuvuzelas. After mastering it over a couple of days, we were feeling cheeky me and a couple of guys. We stuck this thing out of a window when someone was on the phone to his wife. I blew as hard as I could. This noise reverberated off hills on all four sides making it sound like a demented cow. Poor bloke shot 6 feet into the air sending the phone every which way in the process. We were wetting ourselves.