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He impressed me immediately with his wealth of knowledge about the natural world around us, and his willingness to share that with all. I subscribe to his free blog and website, and I recommend all to do the same. Frank Mantlik Stratford Sent from my iPhone > On Aug 12, 2019, at 12:09 PM, Frank Mantlik wrote: > > 8/12.

A converter feeds all of the load through a stepdown process and is inherently inefficient. Plus, you need a converter which can handle your highest load. When you are using an equalizer, the load is drawn from the batteries and the equalizer is essentially the charges, so you can get by with an equalizes which handles the average load.

This sounds like an excellent mode, but since I am not on the boat in the winter (I'm actually 3000 miles away) and I use the boat all summer, I have not had a chance to try it. However next spring I am going to give it a try. I'm also going to install a voltmeter with a computer interface so I can more easily monitor the charge/discharge cycles.

At 10:22 AM 4/17/05 -0600, you wrote: >I think I've identified one of the reasons message traffic on a board >will die down: negativism. Shortly after Mike Schooly dumped on Rod I don't think that you can draw that conclusion. In some cases the commotion will draw more discussion and sometimes not. The same can be said for topics which are pretty calm.

> >It would be interesting to see the die sizes. Die size is not really an issue until they become big enough to impact overall yield. And apropos: I just used a LPC810, to do 5MHz to 1Hz for my HP5065A clock.

Regarding flash/no-flash bootleg versions - mask ROM firmware residing on the die does not support FTS functions (there is not enough space for extra features and increasing the die size would increase base product cost) so if you have FTS product then it must have flash inside to run the code from.

One particular >> glass cup I have in the kitchen is flat top conical, of just the right >> size. I put it on top of the ground plane, a 1mm sheet of >> clear polycarbonate above that, and with an air pump and heat gun I >> pulled the PC down around it.

I remember I had to fix this PLL in my box before the > receiver in that box would lock up... initially the PLL wasn't locked, > but the 16.368 VCXO output WAS present - so for that receiver it has to > be pretty close to right on to work. > > > -- > Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@dieconsulting.com DIE Consulting, Weston, Mass 02493 > "An empty zombie mind with

Its a few opamps perhaps one side acting as a phase delay summing with the original and hitting a BPF. all of that running at 100Hz center frequency. Through this magic the 900 could use NAA as a phase tracking reference. Its as if its a classic phase doubler. The documentation almost speaks to that. Its seriously simple. Regards Paul.