If the head must be used while docked, I use fresh water only, leaving the valve in "Dry-Bowl" all the time. Another liveaboard taught me that trick and we're all using it now. No chemicals, no plumbing changes - no smell. George of Scaramouche, docked in a very stagnant bay of Lake Ontario, Canada

The Books I received from CPS are all that I keep on my boat and are all that I need to navigate on Great Lakes and coastal waters. There, that.s my plug for CPS (oh by the way they also teach in French where appropriate) George Geist, CPS member since 1992.

Dear Tacoma (wherever you are), For years I have struggled against THE CONSPIRACY to bring you TRUTH and JUSTICE delivered via internet(s) [and now in the weekly volcano] every Tuesday morning in agreeable flavors, known by the cryptic industry term "CARTOONs"--coined sometime in the early 17th century by artists long dead.

. > >For a study supporting Ron's position, look at >http://hps.org/newsandevents/newsarchive/oldnews280.html For the other >side of the coin, look at >http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,1098125,00.html .

And on the other side of that coin... When I am the one making the mistake, I dont mind "unqualified" people commenting, sometimes theyh ave insights that are not tainted by being to close to the topic. -- PaulC http://www.teampaulc.org/

In a message dated 24/11/2008 05:43:49 GMT Standard Time, yuri@ostry.ru writes: I simply put large rechargeable Lithium-Vanadium pentoxide coin cell with appropriate charging circuit to GPS carrier board and forgot about this question...

We each are talking about > two sides of the same coin. The real world is a messy place. Analysis > often takes a back seat to the “fun of doing something”. That’s not > to say it should though … > And sometimes, the analysis is the fun part.

As it turns out, even gold coin has two sides to it. > > I have found that Shlepnev and McMorrow conducted extensive research and published data, some of which is presented here http://www.simberian.com/Presentations/NickelCharacterizationPresentation_emc2011.pdf > the ever useful http://www.microwaves101.com/ site has an excellent discussion of this under

All you old codgers, and immortal young bucks, that think not wearing seat belts will allow you to fly free and live in an accident need to take your blinders off and pay attention: Flying free and living after an accident only happens in Hollywood. In the real world, YOU DIE!

Peter On 3/19/2013 2:45 PM, paul swed wrote: > So Boston reclaims the technology capital of the world with all of the > time-nuttery folks around here.