WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by (PeteCresswell » Fri, 09 Dec 2011 01:13:09


Not for windsurfing use.

Bend/length don't matter.

Cheap matters.... -)

Confirm at fatbelly fullstop com.
--
PeteCresswell

 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by Dan Weis » Fri, 09 Dec 2011 06:45:39


Quote:
> Not for windsurfing use.

> Bend/length don't matter.

> Cheap matters.... -)

> Confirm at fatbelly fullstop com.
> --
> PeteCresswell

Pete, have you contacted Mike Biffell at Marsh Creek about this?  Mike
may have a stock for you!

-Dan

 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by (PeteCresswell » Fri, 09 Dec 2011 11:20:30

Per Dan Weiss:

Quote:
>Pete, have you contacted Mike Biffell at Marsh Creek about this?  Mike
>may have a stock for you!

If nothing pops in the meanwhile, I'll try to get him when he
gets back in the spring.
--
PeteCresswell

 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by exkrau » Fri, 30 Dec 2011 11:32:23


Quote:
> Per Dan Weiss:

> >Pete, have you contacted Mike Biffell at Marsh Creek about this? ?Mike
> >may have a stock for you!

> If nothing pops in the meanwhile, I'll try to get him when he
> gets back in the spring.
> --
> PeteCresswell

I have a few of these lying around, some fuzzy fiberglass, some
Aluminum. If you can arrange for reasonable transport from Cali, they
are yours!
 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by Ben Kaufma » Fri, 06 Jan 2012 07:22:42

Quote:

>Not for windsurfing use.

>Bend/length don't matter.

>Cheap matters.... -)

>Confirm at fatbelly fullstop com.

There's one in front of my house.  You will have to dig it out and remove the
wires.  :-)

Happy New Year.

Ben

 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by (PeteCresswell » Fri, 06 Jan 2012 23:02:13

Per Ben Kaufman:

Quote:
>There's one in front of my house.  You will have to dig it out and remove the
>wires.  :-)

>Happy New Year.

Wires????

BTW, we had a surfcam up and running - mounted on under the eave
under the peak of the shack's roof facing AC.

Believe-it-or-not, somebody stole it.   One day the view was
upside down (as in having been knocked loose but still*** by
the wire)  couple days later, nada.   Drove down there, found a
cut wire....  

Now Jim's going to try to get The Good Doctor to let us put one
on the roof of the hotel.
--
Pete Cresswell

 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by Ben Kaufma » Mon, 09 Jan 2012 09:06:37

Quote:

>Per Ben Kaufman:
>>There's one in front of my house.  You will have to dig it out and remove the
>>wires.  :-)

>>Happy New Year.

>Wires????

>BTW, we had a surfcam up and running - mounted on under the eave
>under the peak of the shack's roof facing AC.

>Believe-it-or-not, somebody stole it.   One day the view was
>upside down (as in having been knocked loose but still*** by
>the wire)  couple days later, nada.   Drove down there, found a
>cut wire....  

>Now Jim's going to try to get The Good Doctor to let us put one
>on the roof of the hotel.

Too bad it didn't get a picture of the punks who stole it.
 
 
 

WTB: Old one-piece mast(s) - Philadelphia PA area

Post by (PeteCresswell » Tue, 10 Jan 2012 07:29:34

Per Ben Kaufman:

Quote:
>Too bad it didn't get a picture of the punks who stole it.

What *really* burns me is that the view went sideways a few days
earlier and stupid me figured it was just that a seagull or
something hit it or tried to perch on it - knocking it sideways.

Looking at the scene after-the-fact, it was obvious that somebody
had knocked it off the mount using a stick or something, but
found it still too high to grab.... and than came back later with
somebody taller or something to stand on or whatever it took to
cut the wire it was*** from.

If I had the common sense to have gotten down there a couple days
earlier, I'd be $600+ ahead of the game.

Interestingly (to me, at least) reading the feature set of
various IP cams two features come up regularly:

- Tamper alarms - where undue motion is detected and
  an alarm is thrown

- Spray paint alarms - where it somehow knows somebody
  sprayed paint over the lens.

Dunno what good that does for a remote operator.... but it seems
to imply that stealing IP cameras is a fairly main-stream
activity.   Makes sense - sort of like stealing tools.... known
values, quick turnovers....
--
Pete Cresswell