I live in a sort of rectangular block of houses with the gardens back to back. I live almost in the middle of one long side.
I've been wondering what this wire is for. It goes from our chimney to the back neighbors chimney.
I think it may have been for the old rediffusion system, but it may just as easily be for phone lines.
I live in a sort of rectangular block of houses with the gardens back to back. I live almost in the middle of one long side.
I've been wondering what this wire is for. It goes from our chimney to the back neighbors chimney.
I think it may have been for the old rediffusion system, but it may just as easily be for phone lines.
I live in a sort of rectangular block of houses with the gardens back to back. I live almost in the middle of one long side.
I've been wondering what this wire is for. It goes from our chimney to the back neighbors chimney.
I think it may have been for the old rediffusion system, but it may just as easily be for phone lines.
Nigal, I wanted to know if I can induce a voltage in a Coax wire that can maybe be strong enough to power an led.
My Idea is to pulse a collapsing field around the wire about a foot from the end and get a voltage out of the center conductor. I was thinking of maybe a high frequency or something.
It's not exactly woven. It seams to be a single or large bundle (about a CM thick) with a single thin wire wrapped around it at about 4CM spacing (one wrap per 4CM). It looks a bit like an old and very long rubber duck type antenna.
Thanks all.
Larry
ADDED: I wouldn't want to have it taken down. I would rather have someone go up there and if it isn't used I could use it as a longwire.