After much tweaking of the chokes, I got it to look fairly good, but it's all open-loop, part-wise - the chokes are set for appearance of the response, not necessarily right values. So, it's some kind of LPF, but that's about all I can say. The chokes are the weak link, since they're hard to measure accurately.

Light Space & Time encourages entries from all 2D artists (including photography) regardless of where they reside and regardless of their experience or education in the art field. A group exhibition of the top ten finalists, along with Special Recognition awards will also be presented.

"How does this square with the state motto, "Live Free Or Die"?" Apparently your can die free too! Regards, Randy Pickelmann MORNING STAR www.morningstar.talkspot.com

CQR on an all chain rode, a Danforth on a nylon rode with 20 feet of heavy chain, and a light Danforth lunch hook. The CQR was our main anchor. So I can tell you that 100 feet of chain for an all chain rode is not enough. Let's talk about scope for a few minutes.

"This provides us a common platform - a single gateway - to all of the organizations in our county who want to share what they do," explained Kimberly Ketcham, Marketing & Communications Director at Washington State History Museum in a recent segment for Pierce County TV.

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Hi All, I am still looking for a room mate, Quin or not, male or female! Otherwise I will be resorting to online housemate hunting. If anyone has any tips or websites sites please let me know!

Needless to say one or more community Christmas and New Years parties go with the spirit (we have a members' lounge on shore and an active yacht club "P.Y.C." all within the marina); and most of the inhabitants are friendly..... Happy Season George of Scaramouche1, Frenchman's Bay.

Over the course of a summer of cruising, we watched all of "Six Feet Under", and the kids like Seinfeld and The Simpsons.

Gary Hagstrom writes: >I am currently planning on using nearly $3000 of Odyssey >batteries for the house bank and all three starting batteries on my newbuild >MaineCat P-47. Before you do this, you might want to check out Discover Batteries, in particular the 2 volt L-16 versions.