However, we now have one gate that goes "beep beep" and opens by itself. I still have two more "doorbell pushes" to wire up on either side of the gate so you don't need to be carrying a remote control around. Then I can fill in the last of the trenches, staple wire and pvc conduit "weed-whacker" guards into position, and voila, the first of three gates is up. We actually only _ need _ two, as the third one encloses a pasture which hasn't been fenced yet. Of course, I'm tempted to put it up anyway, as installing an automatic gate that secures absolutely nothing amuses me in a "Bridge to Nowhere" sort of way.
However, at the pace I've been maintaining, even with "learning," I'll be extremely lucky to get the 2nd gate operating tomorrrow.
Leave a comment The click-here code doesn't work as is, but a bit of tweaking (removing extraneous beginning and ending) worked just fine.Reply I guess the meme author is a little "duh," and I didn't catch the mistake...so duh on me, too.ReplyPowered by LiveJournal.com
However, we now have one gate that goes "beep beep" and opens by itself. I still have two more "doorbell pushes" to wire up on either side of the gate so you don't need to be carrying a remote control around. Then I can fill in the last of the trenches, staple wire and pvc conduit "weed-whacker" guards into position, and voila, the first of three gates is up. We actually only _ need _ two, as the third one encloses a pasture which hasn't been fenced yet. Of course, I'm tempted to put it up anyway, as installing an automatic gate that secures absolutely nothing amuses me in a "Bridge to Nowhere" sort of way.