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Reviews (8)
Aug 03, 2017
Makes the job quicker and easier
I have 244' of 5" seamless gutters mostly exposed to tree debris. My gutter cleaning method is not the usual routine of cleaning a few feet then moving a ladder. Instead I stand on top of the roof, which at my house is reasonably safe to do.
I attached the gutter getter to a 4' long handle with 2 hose clamps so I can work from a standing position. I use the gutter getter to loosen and flick out debris, mostly utilizing the extended tip of the gutter getter. I don't try to get everything out with the gutter getter. I flick out what is easy to flick out and then use a battery powered blower to blow out the loosened debris and downspouts.
The gutter getter works great where the debris is bone dry, and it works well enough where the debris is damp and compacted. Turning the gutter getter to a slight angle enables it to work without the edge of the gutter getting getting caught on the edge of shingles.
I've tried attaching other tools to a pole for the same purpose, but nothing has worked as well as the gutter getter.
Jul 26, 2016
Poor legacy support
When you make a PCI adapter with a universal connector and say in your published datasheet and user guide that it is PCI revision 2.1 compliant, then it should be 5 volt tolerant. TP-LINK says that the TG-3269 is in fact 5 volt tolerant. I doubt it. When I plugged this into my ancient Abit BH6 (Intel 440BX chip set) motherboard and turned it on there were no LED lights turned on and Windows did not recognize it. Windows couldn't find it even when I told Windows to search for a new network adapter.
If you need 5 volt tolerance then pass on this TP-LINK adapter and get the StarTech ST1000BT32 which actually does what the manufacturer says it does.
Dec 07, 2017
Good price, fast delivery, good fit, it works
Stant has a knack for making caps that work well at a reasonable price.