If it works i will post a picture of one of the mouse/some kind of critter-chewed coax that was connecting my deck TV to my Hopper. It's amazing, I was still getting reception - well,.... most of the time, well, ......some of the time until recently, and I had to replace the cable and put it in conduit. The old cable exited the house basement and just laid on the ground, under the deck and up to the overhead TV. It had been there about three years, even before I got the Hopper. This picture is of the worst damage, there were at lest three more chewed ploaces.
unbelievable MoCa
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Those miserable meece's !
On a serious note, I was comm. tech.for the railroad for 35 years. Much of my equipment was in huts in rural locations. If that hut was not sealed, mice would get in and cause tremendous damage. Chewing wires, urine, feces. And the smell. Whew!
In our main RR Yard, we had to use rodent resistant cables when the cable was ran in conduits. The rats loved that grain falling from the Hopper Cars. Cables were dessert!
On a serious note, I was comm. tech.for the railroad for 35 years. Much of my equipment was in huts in rural locations. If that hut was not sealed, mice would get in and cause tremendous damage. Chewing wires, urine, feces. And the smell. Whew!
In our main RR Yard, we had to use rodent resistant cables when the cable was ran in conduits. The rats loved that grain falling from the Hopper Cars. Cables were dessert!
Yeah, they are known to damage roofs, and yet people would oppose your "dealing" with them because they are "cute." Like they would still think they are cute if they damaged their roof?
