The good news is most of us have websites where we recorded the places as we did the trip, and expressed our impressions while they were fresh and clear. our website is www.calypsopoet.net links to other sites are on our website. I am sure others can post their sites for you also. Gary

> Back middle top of cylinder x=0, y=2.5, z=5 > > Front middle top of cylinder x=0, y=2.5,z=5 > You're missing a negative sign on the Y in the "front" case.

. > touch /home/scap/Radio/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/N2x0/build-N200R3/u2plus.bin > python /home/scap/Radio/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/python/check_timing.py > /home/scap/Radio/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/N2x0/build-N200R3/u2plus.twr > Traceback (most recent call last): > File "/home/scap/Radio/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/python/check_timing.py", line > 33, in > if __name__=='

part > diff(){ > rect_tube(size=[Ow,Ol],h=2*H,wall=T,rounding=Rnd,anchor=[0,-1,-1]) > attach(TOP+CENTER)fwd(3.1*T/2)cuboid([Ow,2.5+H*2.0,T],rounding=Rnd,except=TOP+BACK,anchor=[0,-1,0]) > // flat on top > attach(TOP+CENTER)back((H*2.1)/2)cuboid([Ow,T,H],rounding=Rnd,except=TOP+FRONT,anchor=[0,0,1] > ) // small holder > tag("remove")attach

/sliding part > diff(){ > rect_tube(size=[Ow,Ol],h=2*H,wall=T,rounding=Rnd,anchor=[0,-1,-1]) > attach(TOP+CENTER)fwd(3.1*T/2)cuboid([Ow,2.5+H*2.0,T],rounding=Rnd,except=TOP+BACK,anchor=[0,-1,0]) // flat on top > attach(TOP+CENTER)back((H*2.1)/2)cuboid([Ow,T,H],rounding=Rnd,except=TOP+FRONT,anchor=[0,0,1] ) // small holder > tag

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The top surface is flat and salt water which comes in from the engine air inlets sits on top of the tank, and gets on the plywood or other substance that the tank is set upon. There is no way to get the bottom, sides, top or back of these tanks. Much of the rust is from the outside--not the inside.

First, the air on the top surface of the wing actually does move faster than the air on the bottom -- in fact, it is moving faster than the speed required for the top and bottom air particles to reunite, as many people suggest.

Keith _____ It is easier to get forgiveness than permission. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Bryan L Cedar" > > I wonder why the new coating was not taken to the top including the top > itself. > If the top was rusting so badly so as to drop rust scale to the bottom > of > tank?