McCoy Auditorium and resume Saturday, April 26. SANDRA M.

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202 375 375 Osprey 1 17 17 Bald Eagle 1 26 26 Northern Harrier 12 118 118 Sharp-shinned Hawk 310 1847 1847 Cooper's Hawk 0 5 5 Northern Goshawk

Arrived around noon and the owl was perched in the top of a spruce tree right behind the black mail box #1111.  Temp was 0 degrees, no wind, sunny with nice blue sky.  We were the only birders there for about an hour before a local stopped by.  Very easy to find but a long ride from New Haven. 

They were OEM on the water tanks, but had no level gauge on the holding tank, so I called them, & they made me up a new panel , which also showed the waste tank, the new PC board & the foil tape that goes up the side of the tank (about 2" wide) from top to bottom.. I installed mine without looking, by just sliding my hand up one of the tank sides....easy.

There's a fine line between being an easy roller and a crank, I'll take the crank everytime. REPLY ??? Okay, Ill bite. What do you define as "crank"? Arild

The plug makes for a quick and easy disconnect. Once off the boat I hose it down and then place it in a bucket where the rods get brushed with Muriatic acid. If I notice two lights staying on at the same time between major cleanings, a sharp tap on the top of the unit will get it working again. If not, out it comes. RC

Well, that will be easy to remember... :( On 3/22/2019 12:36 PM, Torsten Paul wrote: > The only case where tail recursion is currently supported is > if the top level expression is a ternary operator (?:) and one > of the branches is the function itself. > > function sum1(v, i = 0, a = 0) = i >= len(v) ?

I've been known to just stack a 150 Ohm 1% chip resistor on top of a 75 Ohm chip resistor to bring the result down to 50 Ohms. Beats having to 1) remove the old part, 2) clean up the pads, then 3) get the new one soldered down.