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June 8th 06, 03:32 PM
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I bought a large capacitance hat for my vertical, but the antenna still gets wet when it rains.
David G. Nagel wrote: John S. wrote: Or looking for a left-handed crescent wrench and fetching a bucket of prop wash. The problem with this joke is that the wrench exhists. Handedness in a wrench is determined by which thumb closes the jaws. Right thumb right hand wrench, left thumb left handed wrench. I have a left handed crescent type wrench. Where was it made? POLAND of course. Wrench available for inspection. You had me going there for a moment..... I know...one side is labeled L and the flip side is labeled R. |
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June 8th 06, 03:45 PM
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I bought a large capacitance hat for my vertical, but the antennastill gets wet when it rains.
John S. wrote:
David G. Nagel wrote: John S. wrote: Or looking for a left-handed crescent wrench and fetching a bucket of prop wash. The problem with this joke is that the wrench exhists. Handedness in a wrench is determined by which thumb closes the jaws. Right thumb right hand wrench, left thumb left handed wrench. I have a left handed crescent type wrench. Where was it made? POLAND of course. Wrench available for inspection. You had me going there for a moment..... I know...one side is labeled L and the flip side is labeled R. No. This is an honest to god left handed crescent style wrench. Hold in left hand and close the jaws using the left thumb. Dave WD9BDZ |
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June 8th 06, 04:39 PM
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I bought a large capacitance hat for my vertical, but the antenna still gets wet when it rains.
"David G. Nagel" wrote in message ... John S. wrote: David G. Nagel wrote: John S. wrote: Or looking for a left-handed crescent wrench and fetching a bucket of prop wash. The problem with this joke is that the wrench exhists. Handedness in a wrench is determined by which thumb closes the jaws. Right thumb right hand wrench, left thumb left handed wrench. I have a left handed crescent type wrench. Where was it made? POLAND of course. Wrench available for inspection. You had me going there for a moment..... I know...one side is labeled L and the flip side is labeled R. No. This is an honest to god left handed crescent style wrench. Hold in left hand and close the jaws using the left thumb. I have a metric one :-) |
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June 9th 06, 05:23 PM
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I bought a large capacitance hat for my vertical, but the antenna still gets wet when it rains.
Somebody wrote: No. This is an honest to god left handed crescent style wrench. Hold in left hand and close the jaws using the left thumb. I have a metric one :-) Yep ! Me too. I have a 150mm "Crescent" wrench! Works great on metric nuts & bolts. 73, Steve, K9DCI |
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June 9th 06, 07:04 PM
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I bought a large capacitance hat for my vertical, but the antenna still gets wet when it rains.
Steve N. wrote: Somebody wrote: No. This is an honest to god left handed crescent style wrench. Hold in left hand and close the jaws using the left thumb. I have a metric one :-) Yep ! Me too. I have a 150mm "Crescent" wrench! Works great on metric nuts & bolts. 73, Steve, K9DCI Yeah, and I've had these two left handed pipe wrenches around for years. This southpaw found them indispensable on galvanized, but can't seem to get them to work on copper pipe. |
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