>For example, >1) If the antenna is on top of a pole but you actually want the true location of the base of the pole, you apply a spatial correction. >2) If the antenna is on top of your roof but you want the true time at a BNC jack in your lab, you apply a temporal correction.

There was /is a script on thingiverse for bevelling, top and/or bottom edges. (It works by successive offsets) I would use that, tilt the object so the top is level, bevel that, then bevel the bottom. The recess for the screw heads? I'd use a cone and hand position/difference, and generally manually fiddle with that.

The easy fix would be for them to upgrade their firmware and send out a patch. Probably cheaper than supplying new receivers from Trimble. I don't know; for us, a s/w fix is easy compared to a h/w fix or a h/w swap-out.

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. > Pumping out the tank is the easy part. Getting rid > of the contaminated fuel is the expensive part. One > the fuel is contaminated it has to be disposed of in > a specific manner, usually decreed by the state EPA, > if not by the big EPA.

Going to use a TM LMR stock, just can't decide how big to go with it... 26 dB 5vdc antenna on top of a 38 foot mast.  Feed will come down the inside/center of mast and exit near the bottom, thence routed through a window and to the GPS distro amp. Antenna will feed GPSDO, NTP Server, Blitzortung System Blue station, and one other device TBD.

I treat the boat the same as if it was dry stored, do all the same things. Also close all seacocks. I added fittings above my seacocks for the heads so I can pump the pink stuff through the entire system. I usually blow out my pottable water system with air. I connect at the stern where the dock water hooks up.

Hi Viktor, As fred said, you generally have to separate the additive elements from the subtractive ones, so that at the top-level you're basically differencing the union of all of the additive items from the union of all of the subtractive ones. You can't always do the differencing at a lower level and get the desired result, as you've observed.

OWENSINDL@aol.com wrote: >> How do you account for the fact that well over a thousand DeFever designed >> tuna boats have been fishing the Pacific fleet for years - did they all die a >> lonely death offshore? >> Ron Owens > Not ALL Defevers, silly. Just the ones with the flared bows, like the one mentioned, a 53 MY, I think.

On 06/02/2011 06:26 PM, Medan Zhao wrote: > I had two usrp1 and 4 dbsrx2 board. Is there a easy way to collect the sync data from the 4 dbsrx2 board? > With newer devices, yes, but not with USRP1. See: http://www.ettus.com/uhd_docs/manual/html/usrp1.html#missing-and-emulated-features http://www.ettus.com/uhd_docs/manual/html/sync.html -Josh