The parts are for the X axis, so they need to be solid enough for >> left-right motion and to support a Dremel on top. An interlocking cut >> would >> make the two parts stronger than just glue. I suppose I could screw them >> together. It just would have been so much more elegant to be able to make >> the puzzle cut.

The whole product used all the sheet metal as a common ground, meaning that the ground return paths were not designed at all, just left to chance. > > A related issue that I didn't work on was the "oven controller cable offset."

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Bob >>> "Thomas Averill" 11/26/07 1:30 AM >>> This is going to sound lame, but I am having a heck of a time finding an oil leak on my 120 Lehman/34Chb. As you know, the bilge container slopes to the bow and that is where the oil collects in the box under the motor.

BNC connectors were a bit loose and rattling but that was an easy fix. Otherwise it looks good. -Bob N3XKB On Sat, Oct 26, 2019 at 5:14 PM Bob kb8tq wrote: > > So another question: what firmware / rev’s do people have now? > > Bob > >

Go to ~5X that and all you should see is the GPS. Go to ~1/5 of that and the oscillator is all that is involved. As has been noted a lot of times here, the correct lock point is determined by the noise of the OCXO and just how good a PPS you get out of your specific GPS module. Things like sawtooth correction can make a difference.

Here is the output for that file: > > * > > -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1518 May 26 15:57 usrp_b210_fpga.rpt > > It is a total of 1.5K which is far less than 32KB meaning the > b2xx_fx3_tools could have been able to load the contents of the report > as you coined @Tue, Aug 8, 2023 2:34 PM.

I was waiting for this to die off, but I actually agree with Mark here. In this day, we can not be suprised when alarms are raised, and I'd much rather have th police on the ball then not looking into something.

I suppose you can, there's probably millions > of them out there in all manner of radios. > > Why not get an eval board for one of the plethora of MMIC PLLs out there > that has VCO, dividers, etc. all on one die. Heck, NS has a whole > webbench application that will basically design the thing for you. > > > On a related note...

The only place I saw it used on a boat was on leaky decks and cabin roof and it solved both problems.They did put a coat of latex enamel on top. It looked great. .