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Probelm with upgrade to v 3.1.12

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  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • Bob Needleman
    Bob Needleman Member ✭✭
    edited May 2020
  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • [Deleted User]
    edited May 2020
    .22 caliber or Bounce fabric sheets work good. Rv'rs use them when winterizing their RV
  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • Bob Needleman
    Bob Needleman Member ✭✭
    edited May 2020
    Jim - in addition to the coffee grounds (the 'aroma' of which will dissipate fairly quickly outdoors unless you replenish it often), you may want to consider investing in one of the heavy duty ultrasonic pest devices. They're AC powered but they do come in outdoor models and emit strong (silent to humans) ultrasonic waves that rodents avoid as I think it's painful or annoying to them. I have used one on the porch and rear deck for several years and it does seem to keep the 'critters' away. 
  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • Bob Needleman
    Bob Needleman Member ✭✭
    edited May 2020
  • Patrick
    Patrick Member ✭✭✭
    edited May 2020
    Had that happen to me on my direcTV antenna leads, which I had to run via a tree to my house in the air.  I laughed for 3 days, should have took a picture of the coax.  Get this, center conductor was bare, the shield was holding on by two threads of the shield.  Before I discovered the affliction, my signal strength on the afflicted transponders was bouncing up and down, and I was cursing direcTV for **** service.  Any way, to solve the problem had to buy new ground mount and burry the coax.....them pesky tree rats....this happened after a banner year for acorn production.  Leading to a big year of tree rat procreation!  Luckily it caused a big influx of Hawks!  That ultimately solved my tree rat problem....... Nature always wins!
  • Jim WA9ABB
    Jim WA9ABB Member
    edited May 2020
  • Bob Needleman
    Bob Needleman Member ✭✭
    edited May 2020

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