Regards Paul WB8TSL On Sun, Feb 22, 2015 at 2:57 PM, Hans Holzach wrote: > hi jürg, > > dispite the fact that my prs-10 has been up and running for only about 2 > years (according to FC!?)

Keysight sells a very high end Arbitrary Waveform Generator that is essentially a DDS that goes up to 5 or 10 GHz. It is all on one custom chip. When I retired, they were still planning to add an 8 GHz whispering gallery oscillator as a time base. BTW, that oscillator did have EFC so it could be locked to a 10 MHz reference.

10/9 Farmington, Batterson Pond - 26 SNOW GEESE ( stretched wings and took off just after first light ), 2 NORTHERN SHOVELER, 1 NORTHERN PINTAIL, 10+ PIED-BILLED GREBE. Paul Cianfaglione Canton

Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the ABYC E-10 standards? -- Joe Berini Fairwinds Grand Banks 36 CL Woodie

The Greatest Plays Ever Written by Nick Stokes Fri 8pm (pre-show music at 7:30 pm by Jon Parker) Sat 8pm Sun 2pm (post-show chatback) $14 reg / $10 stud/snr/mil at the door or on BrownPaperTickets.com See it now or ... poof, gone. Support new Tacoma theatre.

You can see the background by Googling up that name and drilling down about 10 pages. The system is no longer in production and is being sold thru various scavengers. I bought a complete system with all the bells and whistles for $800 last year and was greatly impressed by the quality of construction.

At 08:42 PM 11/25/2003 +0000, Schramm Family wrote: >I have just purchased a 10 year old 46' trawler that also needs new bottom >paint. The survey showed no blisters. I am wondering if I should have a >barrier coat applied as a pre-emptive strike against future problems. Any >opinions?

The major issue was going to be how to secure the 3 mil vinyl sheeting around the pool noodles. It turned out that a good high temp hot glue gun did the trick. You want the glue to just start to melt the sheeting and then put a block of wood, or a gloved hand on that glob of glue.

I once saw a surplus store crammed with wire- teflon, pvc, mil-spec, enamel, all gauges and colors, price was cheap, used rolls of 22 ga. teflon, 500+ feet were $10-15. A few months later, I went again, ALL GONE! Store cleaned out! When I asked Wolf, the owner what happened, he said " Price of copper went up...."

It's a mil-spec connector and I > don't see any way for the connector pins to come out.  It looks like it's > probably pressure tight.  You can see the blue plastic pin in the third > picture.