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Re: Robomow
On the charging issue I just wheel mine inthe garage and plug it into
a charger there, tried to x10 the charger so that it took advantage
of off peak electricity but unfortunately the robomow squeals (sorry
but they are almost alive....) to let you know that it has a charging
fault if plugged in and no power comeing into it (him!).
On the subject of disguising him, I'm getting married next weekend
and am this very evening about to tackle (with a bunch of mates) the
cutting of the churchyard pre wedding, the vicar has encounted
robomow and has been (for a least 10 seconds) considering getting one
for the churchyard, however owing to the elderly population in the
area, we felt that the sight of a yellow object with a flashing light
on it propelling uitself around the churchyard might cause a few more
funerals..... I did at that point suggest disguise..
The mower is resiliant to rain and even cuts if a bit damp, mulching
not quite so good, I suspect the rain maybe what killed the perimeter
switch.
regards
James
Oh cats hate it (a real bonus), dogs seem to like it, one labrador
tried to get very friendly with it!!
> Hang on I have 6 of them - so watch it.
>
> Given me an idea though - rather than the ugly and obvious plastic
> mower - make up a furry costume for the mower so that it looks
like
> a cat, dog, rabbit or chicken - that way it will draw less
attention and
> blend in with the natural surroundings. BTW I'm claiming that as
my
> idea when their prices fall :-)
>
> The one I looked at is at
http://www.husqvarna.co.uk/Folder_263/node756.asp
>
> Bov!
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Gareth Cook [mailto:g@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 05 September 2002 17:17
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: Fw: [ukha_d] Re: Robomow
>
>
>
> An anti-cat device too !
>
> little fekkers...
>
> G.
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> ----- Forwarded by Gareth Cook/UK/IBM on 05/09/2002 17:18
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> Discussion
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> "Mark
Harrison" <Mark.Harrison@e...>
> Today 17:15
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. RE: [ukha_d] Re: Robomow
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> > Excellent! Could really do with a voice like on
Robocop though
to
> > scare the little sh*ts when they picked it up.
>
> Nah - just an xAP broadcast over 802.11b...
>
> The the "all garden public address system" could
announce "You
are now being videod. If you put down the Robomow and leave
> immediately, no further action will be taken. If you do not leave
within 30 seconds the police will be summoned."... at the same
> time as the exterior lights all came on...
>
> M.
>
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