I have a brother who is a Electronic Warfare technician who can do anything electronic. The company states the same as John, TV with the jacks and its a go. I am going to use a VCR for now to record the work up to a DVR.
Alright its killing me!!! Whats the eggs and pee trick!!
Eggs and pee:
one gallon empty mayo jar ( or similar container )
one dozen eggs
urine
Break the dozen eggs into the container. Add the urine, and leave un-capped for three days.
Then cap the container and leave the jar alone for six months - do *not* allow to freeze!
At the end of six months, you have a solution that smells so foul that you will need a gas mask to open this ( inexpensive surplus gas masks will work fine for this ).
In my mis-spent youth, and few buddies of mine poured a jar of this stuff onto the road in the path of the annual Mayday parade that the local commies would have each year - it literally stopped the parade completely. Much hilarity ensued....
The stuff really does have a thousand and one uses.....
The fact that you put 6 months and 3 days into this is admirable. I feel like this is a very useful trick, and might put it to good use.
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