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I used this one from BEP: http://tinyurl.com/4rtdmh 3) Install a cut-off switch on all alarms.

The ML621 sold as solder-tab or coin version (for socket). ~ $2.00 each. My Harbor Freight Digital Caliper uses the ML621 coin cell size (as well as my 1980s HP 10-series calculators) https://www.digikey.com/products/en/battery-products/batteries-rechargeable-secondary/91?

oscillator. >> As I explained in my 1997 FCS paper on zero gradient ovens, >> the gradient is the main thing limiting thermal gain.

. > > Unix will never die! They said it was going to die in the 80's but > it's still going strong in some form or another, or imitated, > embedded, pervasive, a survivor.

North Carolina Central University News January 06, 2011 NCCU Fills Top Fundraiser Position Lois Deloatch, a longtime fundraiser at Duke University, has been appointed vice chancellor for Institutional Advancement at North Carolina Central University.

I love this forUm too, that's why we all contribute so much useful information. I was going to enlighten you with the water/oil interface as in "oil over troubled waters" and why old time sailors poured unrefined crude on the waves to calm the sea. But I won't, at least not today.... Gg

Perhaps you would do the deed and then let us all know. George of Scaramouche

Winterized my Farymann today, drained all it's blood and replaced it with that green embalming fluid. What I forgot was to do the antifreeze thing to my watertank.