Bob -----Original Message----- From: time-nuts-bounces@febo.com [mailto:time-nuts-bounces@febo.com] On Behalf Of Raj Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2011 10:25 AM To: Time Nuts Subject: [time-nuts] Frequency based on mobile services TimeNut folks, A thought occurred to me that there should be a way to lock our OCXO/TCXOs to cell phone services signals that

> > In any case, this begs the question - who'd be on your top 10 list?

3000 -42 The bottom line is that it looks as to the -40 dB or better across all bands is not realistic for an N210+SBX set up.

In any event, I highly discourage use of the much shorter (7 >miles) Northwest Channel unless you transit at high tide, have protected >prop(s), and well less than four feet of draft (look at Active Captain for >all the warnings). 

I learned more about passagemakers that day than I had during all my previous research and experience. I now better understand the difference between a boat whose natural element is the middle of the big blue sea, and a boat designed to occasionally venture into the big blue sea.

We are using PJSIP's wince build on Windows Mobile 6 Professional platform running on HTC Touch. I am able to hear Voice during the call from Rear Loudspeaker but not able to find any way to play the voice from Front Earpiece.

See for example the AXIS10LN on the AXTAL website www.axtal.com. There may be other vendors too ;-) Regards Bernd Neubig DK1AG

It appears that the problem is that >>> there is a file top/n3xx/Makefile.srcs that is clearing the RFNOC_OOT_SRCS >>> variable after it is set in the users OOT makefile. I just commented the >>> line in top/n3xx/Makefile.srcs and that seems to do the trick. Is this a >>> known issue?

MOOSE is a full displacement, all fiberglass hull that was designed to be a fishing dragger. Single 6-71N diesel gives you 8.4 knots at 4 gallons an hour. Twin deckhouse doors makes for a great pilothouse. The aft companionway to the aft house top is very special. Two staterooms, two heads.

Hmm, accepting the call (setting all media to "inactive") doesn't seem useful though.