On 26/12/2024 08:12, pca006132 via Discuss wrote: > Another way would be to do the convex decomposition by yourself, I > think it can be split into 5 convex components?

If you have any 240 volt appliances on board, the two 30 amp shore power connections used with the "Reverse Y" must be of different phases or the 240v appliances will not operate. Our boat has both a 30amp 110v and a 50amp 240v connections. A onboard switch selects which source is being used.

. --------------------------------------- module m2(f1, f2) { a = 3; $a = 30; echo(f1 = f1(0.03), f2 = f2(0.07)); } module m1(f) { a = 2; $a = 20; add2 = function(x) function(y) x + y + a + $a; m2(f, add2(0.2)); } a = 1; $a = 10; add1 = function(x) function(y) x + y + a + $a; m1(add1(0.1)); // ECHO: f1 = 31.13, f2 = 32.27 ---

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>>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> function x(r, theta, rho) = r * sin(theta) * cos(rho); >>>> function y(r, theta, rho) = r * sin(theta) * sin(rho); >>>> function z(r, theta, rho) = r * cos(theta); >>>> >>>> sphereD = 5; >>>> numRots = 7; >>>> numSpheres = numRots * 360; >>>> r = 100; >>>> for (rho = [0:5:numSpheres

that line > > > module rfsphere(counter,geometry,growth,xoffset,yoffset,size) > { > if(counter>0) > { > angle = (360/geometry); > ratio = (1 / (geometry / 2)); > newcounter = counter - 1; > newgeometry = geometry + growth; > newsize = size * ratio; > for(i=[1:1:geometry]) > { > xoffset = xoffset + (size * sin

DanS wrote > I'm trying to move what you did so the bottom is lying on the x > axis and the top is on the y axis. I can get the bottom on the x axis via > a translate with y value: (r2*(cos(45))) but when I try to do something > similar to get the top in line I can't get it right.

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However, lack of use can cause any y-valve to seize up...so whether you need to use it or not, make a habit of "exercising" it at least once a month.

Hi Phil Thanks again for referring me to D-I-Y. http://www.diy-boat.com/index.html Today I ordered the CD containing the 24 issues from 1995-2000. I also got a freebie for the electronic version for the current and 3 previous issues, so by the time the CD arrives, I'll have the complete set.