Ah, but it is possible that all 14 could be off in the same direction. Sorry. Bill Hawkins wrote: > Ah, but a man with 14 standards can use statistics! > > Sorry.

Breaking news: A terrifying new study has found that the exact same pesticides causing the massive global bee die-off are now killing birds as well. The global bee die-off has been happening so fast that scientists are still scrambling to detect all the impacts.

I'll attach all the files I am using below. Hopefully you can see the error. I don't see the problem, but then again I'm fairly new to OpenSCAD. I even asked the author of the plugin, but he has not posted anything on his block for nearly a year. So seems like he is MIA. Thanks.

During operating hours, visitors who have paid the overnight fee have access to coin operated laundry machines and a rinse shower. We also have a free pump out for all boats, a picnic shelter and restrooms. Boater's Grill is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Visitors arriving by boat but not anchoring overnight must pay a $2.00 entrance fee.

All you need is a high pressure valve and some hose and I have a wand like you have at a coin op car wash. Works like a charm it is plumed to use fresh or salt water. It is also great to wash down the salt off the boat after a lumpy ride. Aqua Marine sells a package that has everything you need I think it was about $300-$400 but will last a very long time.

Wishing you all a profitable new year. Rich Gano CALYPSO (GB-42-295) Southport, FL (Panama City area) where it will get back to the usual REALLY ugly winter weax soon

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This thing hangs outside on a lanyard in the cockpit in all weather. First time I used it, I was put-putting out of a narrow marina channel. A small boat was drifting in the channel, the occupants having a conversation with someone on shore and quite oblivious to surroundings. Didn't hear my Diesel either.

Best of all, they are very, very inexpensive (about $50 per gauge). I put in a complete duplicate instrument panel in the engine room using Murphy gauges and the total cost was under $500. This also means that when I get a funny reading from the electric gauges I have a mechanical backup.