In fact, on top of my tupperware hull I've got enough teak to varnish tp just about qualify as at least a half woodie! I'll bet my neighbor didn't know that if he had put his boat back in the water, his quarter inch open seams would have swelled up before he sunk, providing he kept the crane operator happy, right?

Having a fragile bulb coating to deal with on top of everything else might just be more than can be dealt with. It is worth knowing that active masers have a span for how the hydrogen in-flux will make it oscillate or not. Too little or too high, and the oscillation will die off.

That's unnecessarily small. > > > > I don't see an easy way to create the original shape using an analytic > method.

Rounding semi-circular sharp edges should be easy. You need to just cut a fillet there. You are right it would be difficult to edit this in openscad if not impossible. If you can work on the JN , it will be very easy. Unfortunately it is not that straight forward to get started on the same and involve a series of steps.

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Without your experience, I almost have to flip a coin. Best regards, Ralph Estes (estes@american.edu)

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attila@kinali.ch said: > A CR2032 is a quite huge coin cell. An NVRAM module does not use much power > once Vcc goes to zero. In todays low power modules it's in the order of > 100nA max specified. You can assume it to be somewhere in the range of 10nA > (probably package leakage limited) and 1uA (something has gone wrong or very > old module). ...

. >> Both of these have 3 battery packs made of some form of coin cell, NiCd, >> 225ma, 5 to a stack. > > These are what I'm familiar with (I presume you mean 4 packs, not > 3?). The batteries are Y-5201, long obsolete. Yes, 4 not three.