The website for the Mobile District of the >US Corps Of Engineers says absolutely nothing about it. I just found an >email address on their website and have sent a request for information. >Will advise. > >Rich Gano >Calypso (GB42 Hull # 295) >Panama City area, FL Take care and be safe. Wayne Celestial Albin 43 Sundeck Near Panama City, FL

This updated list is available at the website: http://tinyurl.com/onwinter After the end of the 2nd week we are at 176 species, or 90% of the way towards the 2007/08 total. Please have a look at the list on the website and let me know if you have had a sighting of a species not yet listed for this year.

People interested in the current status of a stake-out bird can query the bird on the eBird website at http://ebird.org/ebird/canada/map/ You don't have to be registered or using ebird to look at information on their website.

I use the lists.samurai.com website as my primary means of viewing the list. I never read the digest before deleting it, and the only reason I recieve the digest at all is so that I can contribute to the list.

Hello to you all from Southland, New Zealand I am planning the construction of a very small motor vessel that is capable of making passages offshore. I've located the plans of a suitable design, 26' LOA, 23'LWL, 9000lbs Displacment, with auxilary sailing rig.

While neither a world cruiser nor a money launderer, we did rely on tracnet while doing the loop this year for 9 months and yes, it is expensive (4000 minutes for $1000) but we ran a business with 26 employees on the west coast while doing payroll, human resources, accounts payable and all banking functions.

On 06/22/2012 09:26 AM, Christophe ALEXANDRE wrote: > so the only solution is to share > the same LO across multiple SBX ? > > is there any "simple" way to do this ? > Maybe I misunderstood the question and answered incorrectly. If you tune all N channels at the same time, they will have the same phase.

YMMV, -John ================== > On 9/26/12 10:15 PM, Peter Monta wrote: >>> I'm not sure about residual carrier aiding the tracking process.

Bob > On Nov 18, 2014, at 4:26 PM, paul swed wrote: > > Don > The two units work together by a buggy cable from what I have heard so far. > The Ref0 is the master that drives stuff it connects to REF1 that > disciplines REF0. > If GPS goes away or the ref1 it all keeps ticking.

Supporting something like this as a chip is *not* at all easy. There are lots of in’s and outs to getting it to work. It was not designed with mass market implementation in mind. The modules are somewhat easier to support, but even there, not trivial. I’m happy we can get the modules (and the documentation) at all.