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Not so much "plans", but more info can be found here: www.theradioroom.net/Projects/Well_Pump.html

I just watched you're amazing video. You captured the sights and scenes so well!

I noticed some references to CA Central Coast, we lived in Paso Robles, Montebello Oaks neighborhood from 2006-2013 before retiring to AZ. I miss the twisty roads sometimes.

@@desertexplorations Small world! We live in rural Paso Robles, about ten minutes east of hwy 101 off of 46 east. Been here for many years.

Yes, small world. Best,

Very cool. I realize the Can Corso seems a bit aggressive at first blush, but she became quite the gentle and sweet dog on our drive into Paso.

I've been using Smartthings (now a Samsung product) for many years. It still works okay, but there are many other choices these days.

Era un capitán de bomberos fuera de servicio.

I'm just sorry the video quality is so poor, glad you likes it though!

Sorry SEO, I don't have a part number as it's been too many years. It was a common float switch capable of switching 220VAC. Maybe these diagrams will help a little. www.theradioroom.net/Projects/Well_Pump.html

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Normally I use a 12VDC AGM battery but the trap was setup behind a business and the owner allowed for me to use an extension cord from an outlet at the back door. The cord was used to power a small 12VDC power supply.

Thank you for responding!

The RC210 controller accepts the dtmf command over the air.

Sounds very similar. Coincidentally I visited my friends and this dog yesterday, she is definitely loving life now.

Thanks Kathi.

Are you asking if I have a video of the collarum deployment? If so, sadly I don't. I had placed a camera intentionally to capture that moment, but the camera failed. I think I have a video or two of testing the collarum before deployment (to make sure it worked correctly when needed). Let me know if those would be of any interest to you.

Insulation in this small size shelter causes condensation (moisture) which is bad for a lot of reasons. In our area it is warm most days of the year and rarely gets below freezing. The interior remains warm from the sunlight during the day but if the interior gets below 55f, we have automatic controls that turn on cat bed heaters. There are two entry/exits, one on each side so they could escape if needed.

Thanks for the kind words, Mike. It has been a lot of fun over the years. Best, Shawn WB6JWB

I took a look at your QRZ page after my first reply. How cool that you worked for ACC ! The controllers were paramount to my days building remote base radios. I had a shack master for a bunch of years and it kills me that I sold it off long ago. Much respect to you. PS. My wife grew up in Macedonia and gave me the tour of the area last time we were there (C.Falls, etc.). Beautiful place.

Nice. Just an FYI, a few years back I built a 2nd trap but used "field fencing" and not the "welded wire" used in my first trap. The field fencing is much stronger and cost a bit more, but you'll never have to wonder if the dog (or whatever) could chew out of it in a panic.

It's good to have a backup supply. Mostly though, it's a local requirement to have a storage tank capable of five thousand gallons for fire fighting.

thnx for reply. I live in Michigan and we've many woods about here but they don't dry out and burn like your landscape, perhaps. Could be in future this could be a problem here and my house is sided with rough sawn pine. I have a place on a hill above my house that I am considering as a site for a large cistern.@@ShawnDienhart

@@dugfern Yes, Michigan is such a beautiful state which I admire. Each year it seems to be hotter and drier around here. Thanks for your comments.

Maybe a brief period of time, he didn't pass by any of my cams for a couple of months and then I noticed he became a "papa bear".

A little over 100 miles north in the Los Padres

My heart goes out to you, Teague.

So very sorry for your loss. May his memory be a blessing and bring smiles some day instead of tears.

@@imtherealFidi Thank you. He was an amazing dog. Our rescue feels a significant loss. 💔

Hey buddy, thanks for taking a look !

So, far no issues or noise from my Jeep.

@@ShawnDienhart That’s good. I tried it with regular cat5 cable…. Wow! It caused all kinds of problems. I had to get Cat6A SSTP, SFTP Shielded Ethernet Cable

@@elonlovesyou Good advice either way, cars cause all kinds of noise. Thanks

The 5 thousand gallon tank was installed when the house was built, by the building contractor. The base is a gravel mix surrounded by 4x4's. It's only purpose until did the modifications was to meet the local building code for fire fighting purposes. I would certainly do it again and am sorry I didn't do it sooner.

I talked to an insurance investigator the following day and he never determined the cause.