In researching the E-10 issue, I was not able to find any conclusive information that Valv-Tect fuel does or does not contain E-10. Steve Sipe Solo 4303 "Maerin" Coral Harbour, NP, Bahamas

Hi Nick, I am setting the tx and rx fc's to 1e6. Thanks for the information on the transformer. Will write out to disk and plot my samples in just a moment.

The other side of the coin is if they refuse you the boater an opening and the boater can not clear then then the authority of that bride may receive that same fine, $25,000.00. It is a or either you or the bridge. Once the complaint has been issued, by either party, then USCG will review all evidence then will make a ruling one way or the other.

But flip a coin. I may be insecure that is why I always had two ways to move the boat even when one was a mast and sail or when very young a mast and paddle. larry, POKEY TOO

Since zinc is, to coin a phrase, a "least metal", adding sacrificial zincs means the current flows to and erodes them rather than some valuable and essential component of the vessel. I assume, therefore, that the recommendation to "unplug" simply removes a possible source of accelerated deterioration.

The following is a post from "Fishnet.org" Probably good info for "My Fellow Canadians"... to coin a phrase... jim BUYER BEWARE NOTICE Transport Canada insists we install a class D VHF DSC radio. They have a list of ten approved radio models. The list is available on their web site .

The following is a post from "Fishnet.org" Probably good info for "My Fellow Canadians"... to coin a phrase... jim BUYER BEWARE NOTICE Transport Canada insists we install a class D VHF DSC radio. They have a list of ten approved radio models. The list is available on their web site .

The other side of the coin is that it's almost always rings,pistons,valves, other combustion related components that need work first...due to combustion crud... main bearings and other engine parts distant from the combustion process seem to last a long,long time.

> > Bill Hawkins > > -----Original Message----- > From: Nic McLean > Sent: Monday, January 11, 2010 9:12 PM > > Can I coin the phrase; A man that has one DC Voltage standard knows how > accurate his meter is, whereas a man with two standards is not quite sure!

If you only have a pound coin you get 1/2 hour, not 37 minutes. > > Robert G8RPI. > > I'm sure someone with patience and and deep pockets could contest the missing time. The weights and measures act 1976 includes the second as a unit of measure under the act . As time is the product being sold in this context, it is probably covered by the act.