Here's the Top 10 bird species I'd like to see in CT (species that have already occurred in the state): Yellow Rail Loggerhead Shrike Henslow's Sparrow Say's Phoebe Dovekie Green-tailed Towhee any shearwater Wilson's Plover Sabine's Gull Wood Stork Frank Mantlik Stratford

.: usrp_source https://www.gnuradio.org/doc/doxygen-3.7.2/classgr_1_1uhd_1_1usrp__source.html ) > > My dilemma is that I need to set the center frequency of the TX to "fc" and the center frequency of the RX to "2*fc" and its phase relationship should be identical for each "fc" (at least as long the USRP does not power cycle). > > The gnuradio API als exposes

. > > _Setting_: > Gain : 0 > lo offset : 0 > Samp rate : 25MS/s (100e6/4) > Antenna: RX2 > > _The Spurious Signal:_ > > @ fc = 641.25 MHz (reproducible at 642 / 641 MHz) > > ​ > Goes away @ fc = 630MHz. > > ​ > _+- 25MHz_:_ > > _No, I don't see any signal that could get aliased; I believe this is > not due to the aliasing from the DDC._ > > _ > > > ​ > _1/2

All info can be helpful though and here is ours. We left SW Fla in June and stopped in Fairhope at Eastern Shore Marine on the Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay to visit my cousin for 'a few days' and ended up staying for 3 weeks (over the 4th of July) waiting for the water to recede.

With the die cast, you can mount everything on the “top cover” and have a solid ground. Like the end plate on the extrusion, it’s connection to the rest of the box is questionable. You can instead mount on the sloping sides and put up with it (which is my preference).

In response to the question about websites which are helpful while transiting the rivers, we found that the Army Corps of Engineers site which has a Hydrological Prediction Service Tab was most helpful in keeping track of the stage of each river.