Cool Raincatcher I made
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Harvey Hartman
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Cool Raincatcher I made
Hi here is a Cool raincatcher I made for my friend Jose Joaquin Hernanderz. Its a Conn 22K Body ,A Martin valve set ,valves were replated, and King sousaphone bell.The tuning slide needs to made longer. Because you take out the 1st branch the up turn of the sousaphone body. Jose Loves the Horn!!! Thanks for looking Harvs Happy Horns
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imperialbari
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Re: Cool Raincatcher I made
Harv you missed out on the most important thing:
I don’t see the scale displaying how much it actually rained!
Klaus
I don’t see the scale displaying how much it actually rained!
Klaus
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windshieldbug
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Re: Cool Raincatcher I made
Klaus, everything's digital these days. It's in the back...imperialbari wrote:I don’t see the scale displaying how much it actually rained!
Instead of talking to your plants, if you yelled at them would they still grow, but only to be troubled and insecure?
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Tuba Guy
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Re: Cool Raincatcher I made
Just a thought, what if you were to make a raincatcher out of the stealth tuba material? Then you could actually use it to measure how much rain there was...
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