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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Gold prospecting using a metal detector
« Last post by Ben Framed on Today at 03:13:26 pm »Terri was does a magic jack do?
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Gold prospecting using a metal detector
« Last post by Terri Yaki on Today at 02:09:47 pm »For our home phone, I have a MagicJack and I have to say, I love it. I don't use it but the Mrs. does but there is a MagicJack app that allows it to work anywhere I have an internet connection. I don't know how many devices you can use at once but I do know that you can use two. I have it connected on my iPhone and my primary iPad. Cost is about $30/year all inclusive. It does also work when I have cell service w/o internet connection.
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EQUIPMENT USAGE, EXPERIMENTATION, HIVE PLANS, CONSTRUCTION TIPS AND TOOLS / Re: Today I Made
« Last post by Terri Yaki on Today at 02:05:10 pm »I'm thinking that the seal is around the edged but the entire lid has a protective coating on it to keep foodstuffs off of the metal.
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GENERAL BEEKEEPING - MAIN POSTING FORUM. / Re: Newbie with New Swarm-- okay to move from temp hive after a month?
« Last post by Ben Framed on Today at 01:43:16 pm »"heartfarm": Welcome to Beemaster!!!! We are happy that you have chosen to join us!
I tried the limb method and it did no good in my case.
I agree!!
You did not say where you was intending to move the bees too. If it's in the cow pasture be sure to fence off the bee area because the cows love to use the hives as a scratching tool and you don't want the hives knocked down.
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There are some ways to try and get bees to reorient to a new location, like putting a branch in front of the entrance to confuse them, the success of which is variable based on what I've heard, but I've never tried it myself.
I tried the limb method and it did no good in my case.
I'd say to keep it in the same location - sounds like a good place. When the new hive box comes, put the caught swarm in the "temporary" deep on top of it. Eventually, the caught swarm will move down into the new space.
I agree!!
You did not say where you was intending to move the bees too. If it's in the cow pasture be sure to fence off the bee area because the cows love to use the hives as a scratching tool and you don't want the hives knocked down.
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EQUIPMENT USAGE, EXPERIMENTATION, HIVE PLANS, CONSTRUCTION TIPS AND TOOLS / Re: Today I Made
« Last post by Ben Framed on Today at 01:16:42 pm »Les I really like the lids! (Good idea Jim..) It seems the possibilities are unlimited with your engraver. What are the maintenance details for keeping it going such as replacing parts? Are there certain parts can be expected to fail before others? How long will the machine be functional before you can expect to to fail beyond normal repair practicality?
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Gold prospecting using a metal detector
« Last post by animal on Today at 01:12:39 pm »LOL at not worth talking to
I've always hated phones, then pagers, now smartphones. I "lose" the smartphone a lot when I'm doing something I enjoy. Usually in the truck or at home. At work I destroy them. On my second this year, about time to get rid of it because now I have to rotate the screen to be able to clear the calculator(irritating) and the pictures are now a gray blur no matter what I take them of . Cracks in the glass are usually fine, but the powdered areas just don't work for some reason ... but have 2 more "in stock"
... cheap androids synced to a laptop are my thing.
I've always hated phones, then pagers, now smartphones. I "lose" the smartphone a lot when I'm doing something I enjoy. Usually in the truck or at home. At work I destroy them. On my second this year, about time to get rid of it because now I have to rotate the screen to be able to clear the calculator(irritating) and the pictures are now a gray blur no matter what I take them of . Cracks in the glass are usually fine, but the powdered areas just don't work for some reason ... but have 2 more "in stock"
... cheap androids synced to a laptop are my thing.
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EQUIPMENT USAGE, EXPERIMENTATION, HIVE PLANS, CONSTRUCTION TIPS AND TOOLS / Re: Today I Made
« Last post by The15thMember on Today at 01:08:05 pm »The quality was excellent but when I looked under the lid, it looks as though it may have been a bit hot and marked the plastic seal.
I don?t think that the engraving did any significant damage to the seal, do you?Les, do Australian canning lids have sealer in the center of the lids as well? Our two piece lids here in America only have the sealer around the edge of the lid.
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OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FORUM / Re: Gold prospecting using a metal detector
« Last post by The15thMember on Today at 12:45:29 pm »I don't have a personal phone either. I do have an iPod touch though, so it can technically do everything a smartphone can do except make a call, it's just so old that not a lot is compatible with my iOS anymore. We did finally get a smartphone for the whole household to use though because we got a great deal on one from our mobile carrier, and I have to say, it has made our lives a lot easier.
I still do both of these things though!
I remember milking by hand, extracting honey by hand...
I still do both of these things though!
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THE 2ND AMENDMENT / Re: Navy gun handling
« Last post by animal on Today at 12:41:49 pm »Granted the guy will never have to repel a boarder and his biggest job is telling others to push buttons ...
But that's still no reason to demonstrate incompetence. Even if the armorer set him up, still no excuse. And then it gets POSTED ! just TOO funny...
betting the Air Force is is saying "whew, glad that wasn't us this time" .. heard enough about their "simulated" bs qualifying to roll my eyes.
But that's still no reason to demonstrate incompetence. Even if the armorer set him up, still no excuse. And then it gets POSTED ! just TOO funny...
betting the Air Force is is saying "whew, glad that wasn't us this time" .. heard enough about their "simulated" bs qualifying to roll my eyes.
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THE 2ND AMENDMENT / Re: Navy gun handling
« Last post by Kathyp on Today at 11:44:08 am »ugg. Believe it or not, few sailors do more than fam fire in the course of their career. I remember when we went to the range early on and they limited our ammo because the Army and Marines needed it more