The no name electronic ballasts that came with them all died in the first two years. I replaced them with name brand parts and they have run fine ever since (at least 3 years so far). All the fixtures are on their first set of bulbs.

The type of crimp tool I used in the past was a box type with a rotating die from 6 AWG to 1/0 AWG. When I bought this crimpier I said wow this will be the last one. I am not familiar with the single die and round nosed crimpier. Is it easy to figure out the proper crimp size for your mismatch lugs and wires?

Where did you get the larger coin mechanism? Somebody has to pay for the repairs. :(:( Ken, Family Fun, Seward Alaska

The manual specifies it as a coin battery which it is not. It is supposed to be changed every 3 years. Edmond Badham COSMO Wilmington, NC

At 01:36 PM 11/26/02 -0600, you wrote: >electronics fried. The whole thing just scared the crap out of us. It does >prove the point to me that the lightning danger is upon you long before you >may realize it.

Does anyone have a small table top etching press available (i.e., a baby press or something similar) to borrow or rent for the November studio tour weekend, or to possibly purchase before then? If so, please reply to mark@marklarsonart.com Thank you, Mark Larson

The central question is‹what are the top 10 journals (top being some value of quality? Or impact?) for someone whose home community is CITASA? On the one side of the debate is a group who claims that the top journals in Sociology as a whole as the top journals for all the subsections. Period. (AJS and ASR). All others are ³B or C² journals.

From Scott Baron: 12/26/11 - Stratford, Long Beach -- 1 AMERICAN BITTERN flying north over the se. corner of the marsh before landing. Shelton -- 1 BLACK VULTURE seen over Rt 8, .3 mile north of exit 13.  Seymour -- 3 BLACK VULTURES over Rt 8, .3 mile south of exit 22.

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Having said all of this, I don't post very often, but I keep a thick skin when I do post. -- Nick Meloy 44' Custom Trawler "Serendipity" mulatfl@pcola.gulf.net (850) 994-6165