After all, what you are doing when you cut a line is dropping a perpetual killing machine to the bottom--crabs die, attracts other crabs to the pot, which die, which attracts other crabs. Same for lobsters. Rick, I believe the way you do about wantonly cutting the floats from crab or lobster pots. However, I have installed "Spurs" on my boat.

Forster wrote: >> If over-the-air TV were abolished, that would leave all broadcast media >> in >> the hands of Comcast and Verizon and their $100+ charges. > > Broadcast TV will never go away... far too important to the > political class as a place for political ads and local news about the > local congresscritters. > > But you forget satellite DTH TV....

I replaced the one circuit board on top of the unit. I think this diagnosis came from norcold tech support. A little pricey at $300 from an RV store but is easy to self install and it sure is nice. Wish you good fridge repair. Wayne Prichard Wayneprichard123@gmail Island Gypsy 32

No, you just take the top off, and then add/remove/replace a component or two. -ch

Even the carefully selected woods employed in the rims, tops, soundboards, and actions cure for months in Steinway's yard, kilns and conditioning rooms. The rich, unrivaled tone and touch of a Steinway piano inspires students to realize their artistic talents.

As one who has just purchased a boat and one who also has a boat on the market, I expect my broker to submit all offers for me to consider.

> > > > 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!

> > > > 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!

How well they can do this (ie: how small can they keep DUT1) depends on the quality of their science (and/or coin-flips) >I notice that this subject seems to make you a little grumpier than >the Poul-Henning I am used to. I hope I am not treading on ground >you feel already is too well covered.

I am not at all happy with the idea of having it magically stall, or stutter. That's something for some library function to keep track of after the fact. Unfortunately, the leapsecs list never made the threshold of my free time allocator. I subscribed for a while, but found it rife with bickering that seemed intractable.