It's a coin flip.  Having the two with the same name would be in a sense confusing, but at the same time it makes the association between them be really strong... and it *should* be really strong. Of course, you can only ask this question in a language where variable names[*] and functions are in different namespaces. 

>From Nick Bonomo: 10/5 - Madison, Bauer Park @ 7-845am -- imm. LITLLE BLUE HERON, WILSON'S SNIPE, PEREGRINE FALCON, 2 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, 3 LINCOLN'S SPARROWS, 6 PURPLE FINCHES. Madison, Hammonasset Beach SP @ 9-1130am-- AMERICAN PIPIT, CLAY-COLORED SPARROW, NELSON'S SHARP-TAILED SPARROW, 8 WHITE-CROWNED SPARROWS, 2 PURPLE FINCHES.

. > > www.homestead.com/waverunner85/wr85page10.html > I got the chance last week to visit Sylte Shipyard and see John's boat live and in person. It is truly an incredible project. Naturally, I an very partial to the shipyard and its workers since it is where we had our boat built.

> > There are some benefits (traditionally) in using 5 MHz over 10 MHz, > but > 10 MHz have become a common standard. The actual frequency isn't > really magic, but 5 MHz and multiples became somewhat standard in the > old MIL STD 188 for time-keeping, and it fit fairly well with what was > already in use.

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10/10/15. Milford Point, main sandbar, btw 5:00-6:15 PM, associating with a flock of 60 Horned Larks, 4 Lapland Longspurs in various stages of molt.  Saw the final Longspur with Jim C. Record photos at www.stevesbirds.blogspot.com.  charsjs@sbcglobal.net

Try setting the analog bandwidth with the --bw >>>> parameter. >>>> >>>> >>>> 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

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