does prettymuch the same as code below, but might be easier to understand, by just looking at it: include Wo=34; Lo=60; Ro = 8; $skinThick =1.4; $margin=0; assemble() {     addRemove(height(skin(5)),         chamfer(down=-.5,up=-.5,side=-Ro,fnCorner=40))                 box(skin(Wo),skin(Lo));     //remove the Lid at the top

Hi, I am 55yo and have been boating now (sad but true for 40 years) From a sailing perspective powerboats/trawlers are easy-from a ladies perspective, gee they don't have to climb the mast or crawl out on the bow and furl the sail, the thing isn't tipping over all the time, Happy girl, happy skipper, So its like driving a bus, she says, The greatest advantage

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Normally, when you turn the unit on, the Cs oven will read up near the top of scale, gradually declining as the oven warms up. Mine goes down to about 10 steady-state. If it's doing this, your heater is OK. Another possibility is a dead -2500V HV power supply. If you have a manual, there's a way to check that without an HV meter.

All of us have bought a boat, and then wished we had done something differently. That's a lot of money wasted. If we educate ourselves on what the pros and cons of each option are, and leave breadcrumbs for others, we'll have done something of value.

. > > I have never been able to confidently cope with this problem, I just keep > > hacking the > > system and sooner or later I get the COM port right with the right > settings > > and all is well. > > There seem to be up to 3 layers to get right. > > This may be because I use USB to serial converters or just be inherent to > > the later Windows OS. > > cheers

All the Best Ken

> > I read that non-linearity in the TX amplifier could cause harmonics at > fc +/- N*10Khz (fc = 5.24 GHz). Could you please confirm that this is > what is happening here ? If so, why might we be seeing harmonics even > in the wired setup ? > > Furthermore, is there anyway to get rid of the effect of fc ? > > Thanks in advance!

>The comparison frequency fc is getting kind of low, but may be OK, depending on >how much near-in phase noise I have to contend with. That was one of the >reasons I opted for the two-stage approach - to avoid having a very small fc, >or dealing with fractional-n ripple. > > I will investigate these possibilities and put together some experiments.

At 12:31 PM 09/10/1999 -0400, you wrote: >To all you Grand Banks owners out there - would it be heresy to paint the >transom white to match the rest of the top side instead of leaving it >varnished teak?