Can this penetrate thick pine trees around 200 yards away????
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I have been disappointed with this antenna... It will transmit marginally ok, but doesn't receive well and is spotty at best (overall). Save the money and buy a better rig... seriously
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I bought one and the hawkings route showed no signal at all!!!!!!!you want to buy it from and try? let me know, cheapso i bought a hawkings extender dish HAO14SDP , working over 400 ft. though brick house, strength varies from 7-40 % all the time, must have router with signal strength to be able to point the antenna It will drive you nuts not knowing strength of signal, PC doesnt show extender router strength, shows that it is connected but can be at low level and not connect. hope this helps.glenn
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Hi The weather got too cold for us to try it out. I think the distance would pertain to your shooting abilities. We will not have it any closer than 25 yards. I hope this helps you. Have a nice day.
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Range is not far. About 200 yards is perfect. Anymore then that and you'll start braking up and hearing static.
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We used it on pine, as well. This company (Cedarshield) has gone through some "changes." I would check the website and talk to a person. We used about seven gallons of this product and so far we have been pleased, but only time will tell if it really holds up.
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I've cut pine saplings the size of my thumb and trimmed back overhanging rhododendron branches. It should do fine. As with a previous answer, a lopper would do better for anything over an inch.
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I think it can handle 308 at 100 yards...but I would not use it for that far away. The tab on the target is approximately 6 inches and would be very difficult to hit at that distance. Also I find that when I do use the target it never lands with a tab facing me. I have to rotate about 45 degrees each time I hit it to get another shot. The reset would be very frustrating at 100 yards having to walk out after each shot to reset the target.
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I have several huge pine trees with the 3-6 inch long needles. It works great on them once you get the hang of setting the height of the brushes. It will pick up pine cones, but sometimes it flips them out in front of the sweeper too. I usually just pick up the cones by hand and throw them in the basket as I walk behind the sweeper. I like my lawn clean and this sweeper is just the ticket for cleaning up after those messy pine trees.
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I wouldn't recommend the scope for shots longer than 250 yards. this is definitely not for precision shooting, it's more so for hunting.
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Cant address the pine needles question since I don't have any pines on my property. The terrain I use it on is not flat, except for the front yard area and it does a good job. In my case I use it to pick up excess bermuda and field grass after mowing. It will also pick up leaves, small paper trash, and small twigs.
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I think over 300yards it should do fine. I wouldn't try any closer than that. We have been banging it with 308 at 150yds with no problem. Worth a shot... Worst case you punch a hole and you upgrade to a new piece of steel.
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The literature I recieved with my RWS .22 34 Combo says its dangerous for 575 yds. My backyard abuts the highway and has a concrete wall for my backdrop. I knock out small concrete chips from 50 yards with 14.5 grain ammo. Killed 2 starlings from 15 yards, pellet went thru the first and still had enough power to kill the one behind it. I'm VERY cautious about where I aim and would not use it unless i know exactly what is down range.
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I have tested mine and I know it will go at least 100 yards with no problem. I haven't tested to see how far it will go but I know mine works fine for a long way.
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I would say no. I've used pine before and it tends to be a bit "gummy" when it gets wet. I don't think you could fit enough in for it to be effective.
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I can shoot a 2" to 3" group at 100 yards with no problems. No problem hitting head sized objects at 300 yards. Pretty confident I could hit a deer at 500 yards with it. I'm a good shot, but no expert by any means.
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I used it to kill ash saplings, some up to 3" in diameter, that were growing in the rows between pine/spruce/fir on my Christmas tree farm. I have not seen any damage to the Christmas trees.
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Haven't used it specifically on pine but have both ripped and crosscut redwood and oak. Seemed to do a good job on both.
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Prob. not Jim as this is a weed killer...the Pines more than likely will have to be cut down and then a stump killer applied :-)