I can't find a spec for 1PPS accuracy in either the data sheet or manual so wouldn't expect too much demand for timing purposes, but of all the files I've made available over the past few years via my Rapidshare account this one consistently tops the "best seller" list, and I don't recall posting notice of its availability anywhere other than here.

You could then edit that polygon to remove all the faces where all points are on the same Z height (IE they are flat on the XY plane).  Not sure if it will produce an error if you try to render the STL as it will certainly be non-manifold, but if it works it's highly reproducible... Cheers, Alex Gibson

Here is the link to the Connecticut Bird Atlas website: http://www.ctbirdatlas.org Here is the link to the winter surveys: http://www.ctbirdatlas.org/Surveys_winter.htm For those who use eBird, complete and save your entry of bird species observed, then click on SHARE.

It's beautiful, but how did you generate all those points??

Furthermore all the while I was staring at an already built device right in front of me: It's called a light dimmer. Only I believe it uses a TRIAC instead of an SCR. All day today we had sunshine and it was shirtsleeve weather in the marina. First really day of spring.

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It's stored at $HOME/.config/OpenSCAD/OpenSCAD.conf Changing/Adding the fontfamily line in the editor section: -snip--------------------------------------------- [editor] fontfamily=Liberation Mono -snap--------------------------------------------- If that font is not available, the command fc-list should give a list of all known fonts like: /...

[data, len] = step(hSDRu, fc); ) and fftplot(). I mean I am directly computing FFT using data read from USRP2, Is it correct OR should something else be done to prepare this data??? In [data, len] = step(hSDRu, fc), 'len' is always 0 even though I am getting some complex numbers in 'data', can you please comment why this is so.

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