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10/26 Canton, Canton Yard - 1 AMERICAN WOODCOCK , flying around the yard while I was watching a GREAT HORNED OWL perched in my backyard tree (5:30am). 5 PURPLE FINCH have also found my feeder. 10/27 Hartford, Cedar Hill Cemetery - 4 RUSTY BLACKBIRD, 3 FIELD SPARROW. Paul Cianfaglione Canton

From Alex Burdo: 10/31 - Fairfield, Fairfield Country Club -- 1 CATTLE EGRET, 4 Lesser Scaup, 5 Laughing Gull, 6 Green-winged Teal, 1 Dunlin, 1 Northern Harrier, 10 Killdeer (always worth an extra scan!) Fairfield, Southport Beach -- 2 Laughing Gull Alex Burdo Fairfield Sent from my iPhone

The 5 mil is relitatively flexable--much more than the 21 mil. I'm not following this part. Why not just solder / braze to the thinner material? >>I guess that I am having a little difficulty visualizing that you may be covering the entire salon floor with the copper, laying 24" strip next to 24" strip. Yes, that was my scheme.

Military Specification MIL-L-46152 when a fuel having a maximum sulfer content of 1.3% by weight is being used". It "can be identified by API Service Classification "CC"."

The mil grade ones in HP I have never seen fail (As in flame) On Mon, Feb 8, 2010 at 8:05 PM, Glenn Little WB4UIV < glennmaillist@bellsouth.net> wrote: > While in the US Navy, we had to do equipment inspections. > One quarterly was to examine the capacitors in the power supply of one > piece of equipment. > We were to look for leakage (sulfuric acid) from CL65

. > > Last idea is to get your raw data from a non .mil site.

. > > You say MIL-HDBK-419 covers EMP. Does it also cover cone of protection > for direct hits?

. >> >> You say MIL-HDBK-419 covers EMP. Does it also cover cone of protection >> for direct hits?