Lajos Kamocsay on sat 2 mar 02
Hello,
What is the minimum height a telephone line can be above the chimney of =
a small (10cu ft) downdraft gas kiln?
Thanks,
Lajos
John Weber on sun 3 mar 02
I think "NONE" would be a good idea. Don't put your chimney under anything.
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Subject: chimney question
Hello,
What is the minimum height a telephone line can be above the chimney of a
small (10cu ft) downdraft gas kiln?
Thanks,
Lajos
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Working Potter on sun 3 mar 02
another vote for ''none'',why tempt disaster....as doing so will make it so.
ThePottery@AOL.COM on sun 3 mar 02
Better check with the phone CO. You will probably be libel if something goes
wrong. Tracy
Steve Mills on mon 4 mar 02
Consider the possibility that the writer has no choice; in which case
the answers could be:
a) as far as possible.
b) why not crank the chimney to one side, preferably on the downwind
side of the prevailing wind, if any.
c) place a large cone cover above the chimney top to disperse the
exhaust.
Steve
Bath
UK
In message , Working Potter writes
>another vote for ''none'',why tempt disaster....as doing so will make it=
> so.
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Steve Mills
Bath
UK
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