I am told a single with a bow thruster is theoretically as easy to maneuver as a twin, but best I can tell, maneuvering with twins and a thruster is the optimal option. That is what we have our eye on. So let the twins/single debate recommence. http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL2141/fc/PnY6rw2PBHH5Z6e6ZF3bOyp7cjH3q6hs 33e64doBG6IgDSi8cMw3b/

We always stopped for a night at the free dock and spent a good amount of money in a local restaurant and many of the shops at Barefoot Landing. No more. Cocoa Beach, FL. We would stop at the free dock and walk into town to a restaurant, library, hardware store,... No more free dock, no more stopping. Venice FL.

On 7/31/2020 12:19 PM, Hans L wrote: > For setting the string, I don't think calling undef() like a function > is a good idea, since we don't want to mix up the default literal > "undef" identifier with a new builtin function(constructor basically) > identifier of the same name. It's a coin flip. 

As I explained in my 1997 FCS paper on zero gradient ovens, the gradient is the main thing limiting thermal gain. If you have a serious gradient problem, then locating the thermistor far away from the crystal (probably much farther away than the internal one) isn't likely to be productive.

Ron On 7/17/24 03:58, Brais Ares Fernández wrote: Hello, This might be a common effect but I don't comprehend why it happens and if it is avoidable. I'm using a N210+CBX to transmit a 10 MSPS OFDM signal, with Fc = 1.5 GHz. When transmitting, I can see some kind of "replicas" at +-7.5 MHz from Fc, always with a 40 dBc difference.

Our free fall winch works just fine on Ancora. Takes some practise keeping enough tension on the winch to lower the anchor slowly to the bottom. Ralph Salerno M/V ANCORA

Tons of 6ft white table clothes for free. They do have a few stains but would be great for dye or if you don't care. Email me at tgsglass@gmail.com Sent from my iPhone

Not a 419A expert by any means, but I happen to have 3 I picked up at parts prices and am repairing the newest of them. The oldest has a oval 3 pin AC connector. A newer one has a standard IEC socket. Both of these have 3 battery packs made of some form of coin cell, NiCd, 225ma, 5 to a stack.

I was told that only old f**ts would want a single engine trawler like I have and that they (the OF's) are being conservative with the money they have left after the recent stock market. On the other side of the coin, those with money are younger and time is still money to them so they want a boat that goes faster. I am out of luck both ways.

Good afternoon- I wanted to be sure you all were aware of today's webinar that is free for IMLA members regarding the ADA, which will have some discussion of COVID issues as well (see below).