My one-pump-for-5-A/Cs system gets an airlock in the pump impeller over time...apparently all the Hatt LRCs have this problem. Your impeller should have a screw on the top to allow the pump to prime (AKA burp). Remove screw and allow pump to run until you get a VERY strong spray from the hole. Should solve it...(hope its that easy!)

Chester, 5/26 - Finally heard my first yellow-billed cuckoo of the season in our yard, in the middle of our tag sale. - Tammy Eustis, Chester

occur annually, this is/isn't larger than average." > > "There are many possible reasons for this die-off, attributing this > to any single cause would be premature at this time." > > Speculation will all too often be printed as fact by the media. > Try to avoid having your quote on dead gannets be the one that gets > put in boldface in the article on the die-off

You should almost surely not use this variant as its shipped: they typically come with CR2032 coin cell that is not rechargeable, so you need to disable the charging circuit that is there for use with LiR2032. The charging circuit itself probably doesn't safely work with a LiR2032 either if you run with VCC at 5V (Arduino or something similar).

One of the first things to be removed was the fly bridge to allow rebuilding of the Main Cabin top . It was only about 3 hrs work to take off the whole thing - in one piece ! Quite surprising how easy it came off . The top was rebuilt and the fly bridge is now reinstalled - along with new wiring et al ..

========================================================= WOULD BE A GREAT TIME TO HAVE "DIE--HARDS" on board", throw the bad one over and and keep on trucking. .

Regards, Leo --- Georgs Kolesnikovs wrote: > From the Trawler World Great Loop List: > > See James Taylor's website at > http://www.tmca.nu/cruises/taylor/Sirenia.html > > He (a 73-year-old) is just now finishing the Loop > all alone. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo!

Probably from what most people see on the water everyday, (wedding cake boats) you should be able to put almost anything as high as you want on top of the highest deck on the boat and be ok. We see it all the time. The old addage was " one pound up top is equal to five pounds of ballast".

I don't use bleach as Kathy suggests, but I have a spare so the dirty one goes through the dishwasher (top shelf only).  Tears when I have gotten too busy I have taken it down as suggested rather than neglect it.

attached file [image: Screenshot 2023-09-03 at 3.45.43 PM.png] On Sun, 3 Sept 2023 at 06:50, Bob Roos wrote: > Hello OpenSCAD, > > I want the bottom to be straight and the top inside and outside edges to > have 2mm roundover > > Thank you. > > include //or screws or threading > > W=34; > L=60; > H=10; > Or = 8; > Ir