id=cf3d07a6-2cb4-4faf-8ad6-f4749fb2c1a8&name=ICS525-02&mode=short> > > Data Sheet for ICS525: > http://www.icst.com/datasheets/ics5250102.pdf > > When using the calculator be sure to scroll down to the results for the > high speed -02 version, see: > http://www.icst.com/calculators/ics525inputForm.html > > For now I'm calling it the Battery Top Signal Generator

I don't want to drop $600 on the Norcold to have it > die > in 4 yrs. _______________________________________________ http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/great-loop

Perhaps they've seen their brothers die in one and are too smart to join them. For these guys you need a live trap. Again with apple for bait these things really work. The trouble with traditional and live traps is they have to be set all the time to ensure that a rat getting onto your vessel is captured before doing too much damage.

>> Is there anybody in America that thinks they will >>not just steal the boat they are going to DIE in? >> Why would anybody think that requiring law >>abiding citizens to get another piece of paper (or >>plastic) will make us safe from people who are >>going to DIE just to blow something UP???

If any on a unit go they may well all die. > > Also it is possible that they may have been replaced at > some time in > > the past, I knew a technician at the service dept here in > California > > who did a lot of them way back, when they were still > supported...

. >> >> >>> >>> -John >> >> >> -- >>   Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@dieconsulting.com  DIE Consulting, Weston, >> Mass 02493 >> "An empty zombie mind with a forlorn barely readable weatherbeaten >> 'For Rent' sign still vainly flapping outside on the weed encrusted pole >> - in >> celebration of what could have been, but wasn't and is not to be now >> either." >>

As long as the interface materials (mounting cement and die coat) are a bit elastic, you can get some pretty good thermo cycle performance out of the normal mismatches.

The LTZ1000A is assembled with a thermally insulating die attach (ie epoxy to glue the die to the leadframe). What all of us is missing is the correct physical explanation, including my assumption, which is derived from the long time constant of the change only.

There is certainly a risk it might die, but for an out of range bird with winter coming, that would be true even if it were not injured.  Close to half the birds currently in CT will die in the next year - that is normal (and would be the case even if humans were not around).