People doing > so are no longer the avant-garde; things have changed and people > compiling with C-C as top source directory will no longer be supported > and things will stop working for them.

When the boat sits unused for more that one day, all of the water sitting in the hoses stagnates - the organisms use up all the dissolved oxygen and then die. The stagnant water begins to stink of hydrogen sulfide as things in the water die.

all the industrial bare terminal crimpers have a double action crimp die. The front die crimps onto the bare wire, the rear die crimps onto the insulation for strain relief. But you don't find these tools in consumer stores. You have to go to an industrial supplier. I'm also not terribly impressed with the larger end of Ancor's product range.

There is almost 36" of clearance on centerline between the hulls so unlikely to be slapping waves in normal conditions. 1" aluminum pipe rails for security and lightness, with the same used for the combination top and windshield frame.

My Panasonic VIC100 antenna had a few screws to hold the bottom to the plastic cone top. The bottom had an o-ring seal that stuck a little but was still pretty easy to slide the bottom from the top half. Inside was a patch antenna on top of a pcb.

easy way to find anything on how to charge batteries, just go to the 'ample power' website, and do some reading...c clyde fernortner garbage7@wavecable.com

When the water column gets stratified (doesn't mix from top to bottom) then the lower levels can get depleted of oxygen. Then other microbes take over that can use sources other than oxygen to decompose things. This is termed 'anaerobic' and produces those lovely rotten egg smells we have all experienced.

Hi All, Congrats to Nick on the great find. Two days and two great birds - what can he possibly find tomorrow to top them? A just reward for those days wading through gulls (and trash) up in Windsor.

All counting is done by volunteers. Not all members are counters nor does a counter have to be a member. Typically one person is the designated counter for each day but other observers present assist with the spotting and identification. Counting is done from a steel observation tower with a wooden floor.

All counting is done by volunteers. Not all members are counters nor does a counter have to be a member. Typically one person is the designated counter for each day but other observers present assist with the spotting and identification. Counting is done from a steel observation tower with a wooden floor.