These cards are rare now and >have CMOS ram and a lithium coin cell. You MIGHT be able to read a flash card, >but I'm pretty certain you can't write to them. If you're looking for PCMCIA SRAM cards, they're also used with vintage Fanuc CNC controls. You might end up paying a premium, but they are out there.

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As a result, there have been all sorts of o-ring jamb nuts and other insane stuff done "over there" to try and form a temporary seal... but I digress. -Chuck Harris David C. Partridge wrote: > is where I got > the specification for the thread from. > > Pipe has O.D. of 1". > > Dave

No, there's no easy way to do with using the regular CSpace UI or tools. However, we have done it in several ways with webapps and other custom queries. I have written some of this up in the Questions forum where you posted it. Do let's continue our conversation there. Cheers, John

So with easy access to downtown Manistee and great food it has been a very enjoyable evening. Now if the winds die down a bit on Lake Michigan maybe we can continue south on Saturday. Bob & Lynn Williamson On Legrace in Manistee MI Aquanaut Drifter 1250

Regards, Jim Expect typos - sent from my iPhone On Jul 19, 2011, at 12:00 PM, trawlers-request@lists.trawlering.com wrote: > by bringing the > battery back to a complete full charge - not an easy thing to do at > anchor unless one wants to run a lightly loaded generator for seemingly > endless hours.

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Simple, good-looking, modern design with a good refracting lens, all stainless steel construction including a 10" stalk, and a small solar panel on top to charge the built-in battery. Cost? Three dollars. I bought a couple and stuck them out in the garden. Probably about 5 watts equivalent, but quite visible white light.

I ended up having to make all mine. A good router and a couple of jigs made it fairy simple. One idea I used was to make the louver pockets open at the top. That way I could slide the louvers out to re-varnish them. A drop of varnish held them securely in place while being easy to break loose to refinish.

Best regards, Marcus [1] typically, usrp3/top/x300/rfnoc_ce_auto_inst_x310.v in the fpga source tree on the rfnoc-devel branch On 02/09/2016 03:53 PM, Marc via USRP-users wrote: > > Dear all > > > > Is there a reason why there is no SplitStream block available anymore > in the latest uhd rfnoc driver (UHD_003.010.rfnoc-314-gf773e72b)?