Hi All; Does anyone have any information about Gale Force 10; they advertise in Soundings and are int he business of remanufacturing boats. Thanks, Paul Woche

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Bernard > Hi guys, > > After a great deal of discussion, calculations (ruined the backs of several > envelopes) and a few judicious coin tosses, we have decided to ship Boojum to > Seattle.

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.

Hi Ronaldo: I created a test coin over the weekend to test the fit of the split parts. This only took a few minute per print compared to several hours for the final parts. In my tests, the first print had a kerf of 0 and was so tight the parts would not fit.

But it is possible to toss a coin fifty times and have fifty "heads". The smart bet is that it won't. Chuck Harris wrote: > That will only be true of primary standards. Secondary standards > must be calibrated to some "primary standard".

I added a coin size battery salvaged from an old PC. It is easy enough to do there is a header pin just for that purpose. The Motorola user manual says the battery woks better because it lasts longer but that was written ten years ago. If you use a cap you will want to add a resistor in series to limit current.

I brought up the open source GPIB software and solutions because I would much rather spend my limited coin on specialized hardware, than on high priced software. -Chuck Harris Marvin E.