is there any spacer are anything that you have to put below the lightening rods on a metal roof?
199520
yea its a copper cable that run all the way to the ground...
385233
check all the sundries, like wreath bases silk flowers bowls etc
510292
Yes you can convert your roof space, and you don't need planning permision, but you should get building control if you hope to sell it or borrow against it. you will need planning if your going to alter the roof not for skylghts but for dormer windows, it will add considerable value to the property if it's designed well with good acces and well built. good luck
187025
No. All such high towers are normally equipped with a an anti-lightening device, that grounds (or earths) any negative ions in the air around it, before it causes lightening. In a way, you can say it diffuses lightening, the same way a leaked live wire is earthed by the third pin on the socket before causing shock.
105205
They make a lantern hanger that cantilevers the lantern over the side of the boat. Basspro has one for 12 bucks.\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=8871&hvarDept=200&hvarEvent=&hvarClassCode=3&hvarSubCode=6&hvarTarget=browse
594441
The radius of curvature for these rods will cause you problems in trying to connect 3 of them together end to end. If you can find a way to hang them all in a straight line (all right next to eachother) you should be able to cover the desired 13ft. across the room (the rods should be adjustable so that they do not thave to be extended the full 5 ft).
390602
get a hitch for it and you can get a bike rack for it, the bike rack does not touch the paint job or mess up the car at all and when your done you can take the rack off so you dont have to look at it
411226
Most stores that sell them sell slips for them as well. They just clip onto your gutters or roofs edge.\n\nthis website sells many varieties\nhttp://www.noveltylights.com/clips.htm
185386
Try to make it at 3 feet.  It will probably be easier.  I'd probably use balsa wood.
576036
HahAHaha.  Listen Shawny, these people seriously do NOT know what they are talking about.  But I do, you're talking about lightening without thunder!  Not lightening with thunder but it's so far away you can't hear it.  There is such a thing as lightening with thunder because it's been happening all over here in my area of Texas.\n\nAnd I don't live out in the country, I'm in good ol' Austin.  There's something mysterious surrounding this lightening, not just because there's no thunder, but because you know the lightening is the driving force of the storm and not the other way around.  If that's true, then this lightening must be coming from SPACE.  That's right I said it.  Lightening caused not by the clouds colliding with cold air but by something going on with the Sun.  Anyways, I KNOW this was coming from space because of this one special bolt of lightening that just rocked the house and I'll never forget it.  \n\nIt came down out of the clouds like an anvil, and when it hit the air it's like the air acted like and insulatoragains the electricity and stopped the bolt from coming down anymore.  Well it was THICK at the trunk and it spread out in every direction along the bottom of the clouds, like a ring of electricity or the roots of a tree, causing lightening far out across horizon as far as I could see.  That was just too much energy for me to believe that it was caused by clouds rubbing together, am I right?  Can I get an AMEN?\n\nAnyways, so you know where this lightening is coming from, but what does this have to do with heat lightening?  Well you remember that Earth has a natural electric field right?  Everything that exists from the ground up has a natural electric charge on it.  When the lightening comes in it's basically pulling electrons off of the Earth and pulling energy in.  When these travel through the plasma the air surrounding the bolt is of a way smaller charge and is repelled; this causes the thunder.\n\nSomething is going on in these storms and in Earth's energy fields that allows this energy to be moved easily and with little resistance.  I believe we'll be seeing more of this lightening in the years ahead, you can count on it.  BWahahHAhAhaaa!!!
28923
I know my neighbor uses it for many things but I am leery of using a metallic suspension. That is just my take on it and I haven't done any research on it.
62196
have it in-doors without roof :)
349041
you'll probably want some rod holders (a.k.a. bungy cords and some tie downs).\n\ndoes your boat have any pedestal seats? if not, those aren't too expensive and you can do it yourself.
36774
Remove panes adjacent to welds...Use cutting torch to cut thru welds...when window opens, re-install panes..
82161
Yes,...or if it hits a tree it can split it down the middle, and should you be in it's path it will kill you more often than not; though, I have read that a few people have been hit more than once and survived; however, their clothing, shoes, etc. were burned.  For the people fortunate enough to have survived a lightening strike,... seems it just wasn't there time to die,...pass on,..meet their maker,...!  Lightening is facinating to watch, but do so from a safe place.  Inside a car is safe because, as you stated, the "rubber" tires provide insulation.\nVery powerful, this thing called lightening!
350412
Surefire's are amazing.  The entry level is worth every penny ($33) the others I am not so sure about.  I have seen SF mounts with light for $250 and I know I could fabricate something for much less.    Do you have a rail that you can mount to?  If not, you need to solve that first.  The second problem should be elementary, finding or fabricating a mount with an appropriately sized opening for the light should be pretty easy.
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check tire rack, you probly can w/ some supspension mods, though for the cost you'd be much better off buyingsomething much better, like upgrading to the ss, or getting a charger/ magnum or 300 (RWD beats all)