I > set the group up, and invited Dave to be another owner so that; > > a) If I die, the group can continue. > b) With me in the UK, and Dave in the USA, it makes it possible for posts > to be approved. > I forgot to complete that last sentence. Essentially having two people in different timezones makes the time for approving posts shorter.

. > > My book-keeper tells me I should aim to make BST self-supporting by making an annual call for donations from the people who use it--especially the brokers and others who stand to benefit financially from BST. > > So, here I am: If you find BST interesting and valuable, and if want it to continue and grow, please lend a hand by contributing toward expenses

On Fri, Apr 25, 2014 at 12:41 PM, SL wrote: > Did anyone succeed in building pjproject-2.2.1 with video support on > Raspberry PI and using Raspberry PI camera board to stream video with > pjsip/pjmedia? Have you read this?

BR Snehasish ________________________________ From: Nate Temple Sent: Monday, August 28, 2017 1:25:58 PM To: Snehasish Kar Cc: usrp-users@lists.ettus.com Subject: Re: [USRP-users] Support with handling data at 200MSPS from NI USRP 2954R Hi Snehasish, You should not be using a Throttle block when you have any actual hardware within

The following suppliers were contacted by website search, e-mail and/or phone with little luck: West Marine, Boat/US, Merit Metals, Taco/DIY Marine, Perko, Mobella, Schlage, Weiser, Gas Springs, Freeman Marine, Stright-MacKay (NS), Mercers (NF), Vetus, HMP (Toronto), Hawboldt (NS-based custom SS and bronze casting) and Lee Valley Tools.

In my experience, (in addition to being a dentist, my academic hobby is studying health fraud, quackery and pseudoscience in general) antifluoride websites and literature are, for the most part, pure and unadulterated bull shit.

It is written up on our >website at http://www.yandina.com/hints.htm#BatterySaver > >Regards, > >Andina Marie Foster, >tech@yandina.com Andina, I went around and studied the page you mentioned above. Also, some of the other pages. Your solutions show cleverness and originality, good thinking "outside the box" so to speak.

And it creates another problem...people see it, then either put a link to it on their websites or copy/paste it whole cloth. I find it on about half a dozen sites a year...including one on which the guy published it as HIS OWN "copyrighted" work.

There's a web page at the FAA website that discusses it, and the events where interference is suspected. It's not common, but it's also not unheard of, although usually, it's just inferred that this is what happened.

(i am also an electronics engineer, retired now) Am 26.03.2014 18:43, : > Hallo Götz, > ich bin kein time nut, aber ich bin ein Frequency nut, und einer, nach > Amerika verschollene deutsche Elektroingenieur in Ruhestand und > Funkamateur KJ6UHN, > und icgh habe den Thunderbolt, die Hardware, und deswegen moechte Sie > hoeflichst fragen diese > > i've found