On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 5:58 PM, <creig...@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote:
> So there is no access to the roof from inside the space's building?  I
> don't own an extension ladder that tall, and don't think that I'd be
> inclined to use it anyway.

> Creighton

> > I can't be there tonight, but FYI you'll need a ladder to get on our
> roof.

> > Our neighboring building had it's roof redone with a rubber membrane
> > that can easily be damaged. Because of this, no one is allowed to use
> > the neighbor's roof to access our own roof. This is out of respect for
> > the neighbor, to avoid damaging his roof. We've had one situation in
> > the past because of using his roof without asking, and we don't want
> > another one. It's possible we can contact him for permission /
> > schedule a time to get up there in a monitored way...

> > ...but basically what I'm saying is make sure you've got a ladder that
> > you can use to access the roof from the alleyway first.

> > Chris

> > On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 3:33 PM,  <creig...@sdf.lonestar.org> wrote:
> >> I'm not a paying member, so I don't have access to the building unless
> >> someone is going to be there. I want to get to the roof, or other
> >> possible antenna sight, in order to be able to judge how much work is
> >> going to be involved in setting up a mesh-net node there and what kind
> >> of
> >> other sites could be considered for another node. I doubt that I could
> >> see my own garage roof from there, but maybe. Anybody have a pair of
> >> binoculars handy?

> >> Creighton