I don't think it is > the chained DDC anymore as I can see the issue with the > single DDC using multiple different bitfiles. > I wasn't re-tuning the Fc anywhere, I was just dropping the > sample rate from 120MHz down to something I could handle. > Right now I am not touching the CORDIC modifications at all.

Gee, having a boat that needs heat is the other side of the coin ;-) I think if one is re-wiring or have a new boat built they should consider where that boat might go in the long term, warm and/or cold water. Not having Aircon in some areas makes a boat very unwelcome to many people. Same as not having heat when the high is 45f.

I've heard of coin cells failing due to air freight. The pressure changes are always something to consider. I put a lot of camping gear in ammo cases. You can always tell which cases seal because they are a bugger to open after a trip from the mountains. ------Original Message------ From: J.

I have anchored in waters with four knot tidal currents (parts of South Carolina). Bill At 07:12 AM 1/29/2010, Jim Quince wrote: >I've just run the Old ICW... >...snip... > Are there any tricks to >figuring out local tides? Is it logical, or local knowledge? Where can I go >to learn a little more about tides?

I don't know about firmware but I do use the CR2032. The super cap would work too but an uncharged cap look like a short circuit. On Fri, Mar 13, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Pete Stephenson wrote: > Hi all, > > > 2. The two Oncores I purchased were not factory-equipped with a > rechargeable battery.

I assumed (improperly) that the GPS receiver was not being initialized to send data by one of the two microprocessors on the ESE motherboard (no data seen being sent to the GPS receiver). There are two batteries in the ES-911. One is a 6V 1.2Ah gel cell. The other is a tiny ML-621 rechargeable lithium coin cell on the back of the GPS board.

Brooks Brininstoolbrb92gmc@hotmail.com > To: discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com > Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2015 21:25:20 +0000 > Subject: Re: [Limestone Ranch Discussion] Ethanol free gas? > From: discussion@lists.limestoneranchhoa.com > CC: rbowman@unitedacceptance.com > > I think R&R next to Struttys on I-10 has it.

Paul Kruse ---------- > From: darden > To: Trawler List List posting > Subject: Diesel magic bullet & free lunch? > Date: Monday, September 21, 1998 10:43 PM > > Hi Paul, > > I hope I may have found some info of use to you (as 2% repayment for all the info you have given us).

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They're very expensive when new, but almost >free for the shipping when bought used. I used generic shelving units to >hold test equipment for a long time, but once you use real racks, you won't >go back. > >An Agilent E3662A/B rack can hold up to 81 EIA units of gear weighing up to >1800 pounds.