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11h ago
inJust hit a 41 inch DBH red oak and now I'm second guessing the whole 'bigger is always older' thing
A yard oak on good soil can pack on half an inch a year.
4d ago
inMy city put bike lanes on Main St last year and cut a car lane to do it, and I was mad until I actually timed my commute
Wait, 5 whole minutes faster?? That's wild.
6d ago
inI finally stopped guessing at wire routing after a lead in Dallas gave me one piece of advice
Gonna push back a little here. In my experience coax routing gets blamed for a lot of stuff that has nothing to do with it, and a transponder dropping out over class B sounds way more like a weak antenna ground, a bad tray connection, or even interference from the radar environment itself. Four inches of separation is nice but plenty of tight installs run fine bundled next to power with no trouble at all, because the shielding on decent coax does its job. You also changed the routing AND re-terminated the connectors when you moved it, so you can't really say for sure it was the power wires. Not saying you're wrong, but two days chasing a ghost and one fix later doesn't prove much. Your mileage may vary.