@AweSomo84 No, we've developed no cancer - Thanks for asking. We have however noticed that after 2 years of radiation, the woodpeckers can speak 5 languages and can tune up a Honda Civic.
The Real Answer is, the chewed up radome is now hanging on a wall in one of our radio offices with a clock in the middle of it. I don't think they've replaced the cover yet but probably have it scheduled for replacement before winter. We always replace the covers because once they're ripped (or pecked) the wind just keeps working at it until the whole thing comes off usually ending up tangled with the feed horn and screwing up the path allighment.
I was going to make a Russian Woodpecker pun, but that's a bit off topic...
Seriously, wow. Were they kinda nesting in there too? I've never seen woodpeckers cache stuff like that before. I have, however, seen and heard our pileated woodpeckers down here pound on inappropriate materials until they make a hole, including the fibreglass housings on street lamps.
I never knew I could share something in common with a woodpecker... But I don't eat McDonald's, I keep it at my front door as a lure for people, then shave them and eat their hair.
That info is not known. What is known is that there were no failure reports on this 18 GHz system until a day before the video was made. Apparently each acorn contributes a finite db amount of attenuation and the Woodpecker exceeded his path fade margin.
I wonder what evidence they have that this was actually the wok of woodpeckers. It looks more like something squirrels or chipmunks would do. A neighbor near where I once worked was putting walnuts out for the squirrels and we would find them in the oddest places. I even found a walnut in my car's air cleaner housing.
It wasn't a woodpecker. It was Scrat.
hathathatkilenckilen 8 months ago
Do you hace cancer jet by all the waves?
AweSomo84 2 years ago
@AweSomo84 No, we've developed no cancer - Thanks for asking. We have however noticed that after 2 years of radiation, the woodpeckers can speak 5 languages and can tune up a Honda Civic.
erod1944 1 year ago 2
@erod1944 yeah thats real mature of you , just riducule . But oneday you will get it i dont hope so but if you do you will talk differently
AweSomo84 1 year ago
I have the same problem with my cell phone... to many nuts.
UPTHElRS 2 years ago
hey needs to be nuts to do this work
AweSomo84 2 years ago
I love woodpeckers even more after watching this.
mammacalo 2 years ago
This looks like something that squirrels would do.
parrotboy8 2 years ago
hey can someone please send me the song at the end? it's nice
noneother 2 years ago
That would be in Central California near Porterville in the foothills.
erod1944 2 years ago
What part of the USA is bear creek? love the vid the accorns look like they would never stop coming!
adamharnett123 2 years ago
Real question is, did you replace the radome or repair the hole?
mboughton1980 2 years ago
The Real Answer is, the chewed up radome is now hanging on a wall in one of our radio offices with a clock in the middle of it. I don't think they've replaced the cover yet but probably have it scheduled for replacement before winter. We always replace the covers because once they're ripped (or pecked) the wind just keeps working at it until the whole thing comes off usually ending up tangled with the feed horn and screwing up the path allighment.
erod1944 2 years ago
внушает!
jekader 2 years ago
That was really cool how they stored all those acorns in there.
homeslice1998 2 years ago
There's also "carpenter bee fade" that I've had to deal with.
hdinfo1 3 years ago
I was going to make a Russian Woodpecker pun, but that's a bit off topic...
Seriously, wow. Were they kinda nesting in there too? I've never seen woodpeckers cache stuff like that before. I have, however, seen and heard our pileated woodpeckers down here pound on inappropriate materials until they make a hole, including the fibreglass housings on street lamps.
hyvahyva 3 years ago
Great this is a real lesson. i wish I could use this in my communication class. Who knows what the failures will be.
ka6pnl 3 years ago
whoahahaha whoah ha ha ha its the Woody Wood Pecker show.
Drfong2112 3 years ago
lol they put them in there so the rf could cook it :D probly only cooked them tho.
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donahuedy 3 years ago
hehe funny birds
archaedemos 3 years ago
Wow, is this real? I cank think of any other way for how all those acorns got there! Maby this was the work of several woodpeckers.
KimmyRose12 3 years ago
50 bucks say people thought wrong when they clicked on this link, they were leaning more to a political video. Oh how I love human thought.
Agentzero141970 3 years ago
Peckerwoods?
diamondforehead 2 years ago
Aw Nuts!
reject2007 3 years ago 2
I never knew I could share something in common with a woodpecker... But I don't eat McDonald's, I keep it at my front door as a lure for people, then shave them and eat their hair.
BinkieMcFartnuggets 3 years ago
would have liked to see you build the woodpecker a box, attach it below the antenna, and put all of his acorns inside.
terracottah 3 years ago
Vegas Squirrel Says: JACKPOT! Sounds just like a slot machine paying off. About how long did it take to fill to the point of failure?
magick205 3 years ago
That info is not known. What is known is that there were no failure reports on this 18 GHz system until a day before the video was made. Apparently each acorn contributes a finite db amount of attenuation and the Woodpecker exceeded his path fade margin.
erod1944 3 years ago
I know waht you mean,,, I have seen it for my self!
wine721 3 years ago
I wonder what evidence they have that this was actually the wok of woodpeckers. It looks more like something squirrels or chipmunks would do. A neighbor near where I once worked was putting walnuts out for the squirrels and we would find them in the oddest places. I even found a walnut in my car's air cleaner housing.
JWKessler 3 years ago
The evidence was; "A Woodpecker Visual Sighting".
erod1944 3 years ago
I didn't know woodpeckers were into maggot farming. Cool.
dragonatorul 3 years ago
That woodpecker was set for life and you ruined it.
IDrankYourMilkshake 3 years ago 12
Are you serious or being sarcastic
IDrankYourMilkshake?
TheGammaRayBurst 3 years ago
Can you see my sarcasm also?
:-D
TheGammaRayBurst 3 years ago
sarcasm noted.
IDrankYourMilkshake 2 years ago
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i would have liked to see you build that woodpecker a box, attach it below the antenna, and put all of his acorns inside
terracottah 3 years ago
Nature: 1
Machines: 0
mistaspot1 3 years ago
I wonder if the acorns got cooked.
JJRocco 3 years ago
haha awesome
youknuckle 3 years ago
I'd be pissed, there would be some fried woodpeckers around that site if that happened to me....
soulsultan 3 years ago
Get enough woodpeckers and you could start a side business selling microwaved nuts.
Binxalot 3 years ago
Wow interesting!
Princeaboo 3 years ago
That's funny. I'm used to wasp nests taking out a C band dish, but that's the first time I've seen acorn fade!
zerotsm 3 years ago