Not sure how many still need one these days but clearance $10 at Bunnings in Cockburn (back of store). Includes 12mt coaxial cable.
They also had Click flat panel indoor antennas for $20, didn't take note if they were amplified or not, would hope so. Can't find any info online for either unfortunately.
North Launceston too, thanks JerryB
Only eastern states people pronounce it cock burn. People from Kingdom of Westralia call it Co'burn.
People always say that when their suburb has a funny or strange name.
I'm just gonna say it how I see it. Cock-burn.
@Kranbone: I mean i get it was named after some navy dudes surname.
But you wonder the origin of said surname.
Its written as Cock-burn.
If they wanted it pronounced co-burn why not spell it that way? A little easier and a lot less chances of getting ridiculed or bullied yeah?
Now now. Before you sharpen your pitchforks and ready the torches. Or blast this message with negs to oblivion. At least say something about it and lets have a discussion.
Either spell it Coburn, or pronounce it properly. You can't have your cock and burn it too.
Ppl here get annoyed when it's pronounced as it's spelt. Regardless of how much I argue there is no silent CK in English
Could you share the Bunnings Item Number from the invoice please
I/N: 0371493
To me this looks like cheap and low quality crap that will probably rust to bits within a few years.
Aluminium and plastic tend not to rust much.
Plastic doesn’t like sunlight too much though
Aluminium can corrode. It's probably worse if near the sea.
Cockburn is what happens when you are installing the antenna
Well perhaps you should put pants on first before getting up on the roof to install the thing.
They are also $10 at the North Launceston store.
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Would love to know the story behind naming that town