The saloon temperature today topped out at 88! So I guess the mini heat wave is starting to die! YAY :-) Eric Thompson S/V Procrastinator South San Francisco capteric36@sbcglobal.net

Chuck Hayden ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Monday, April 30, 2001 9:10 AM Subject: TWL: O.K. all you top-notch outboard mechanics --- HELP! > 8hp Nissan 2 stroke, runs for about 10 seconds (smoothly) and then dies. Starts right back up with full choke, runs 10 seconds, dies.

Other boating environments may dictate a very shallow draft vessel, one that to an open-ocean boater or even inside-waters boater looks "top heavy." But in the conditions for which that boat was designed, it may well prove a better vessel than any other type.

. >> > Current top level object is empty. >> > >> > The curious thing is that lib2.scad only has 456 lines and lib1.scad >> only >> > has 1723 lines. >> > >> > If I change p3=circle to p4=circle then the stl file is generated just >> > fine >> > except that lib2 then just uses the default value for p3. Any ideas >> what >> > could be the issue here?

When I try to export the object as an stl i get the message Current Top Level Object Is Empty.

It isn't part of the manual available on Fluke's website, but it looks like it was part of the manual at one point. I'm curious to see how they implemented the variable 120k and 1.2M ohm resistors at the top of the divider and how that fits in with the long-term drift adjustment jumpers. Thanks. Randy.