Sorry if this has been said, as I may not have read all the mail on this subject, but it is pretty easy to see whether your hull is a true displacement hull or a semi-displacement hull: look at the transom. Does it go down into the water? If it does, it is not a true displacement hull, and you can forget about getting all that efficiency.

The bits, packets and protocols that you implement on top of this physical layer are all implemented in S/W on the Host computers.

Here is my attempt https://gist.github.com/donbright/b1999d40048b771d32fe9324e904a9f8 It is somewhat certain to work in all 8 octants -- don bright hmbright@fastmail.com On Wed, Oct 12, 2016, at 08:26 PM, tony873004 wrote: > I have a column with a radius of 1. > The column's base is located at 0,0,0, and its top is located at 3,4,5. > As I understand

Top of a pitch pine. > > > > --------------------- > > Sent: Friday, January 5, 2018 7:26 PM > Subject: [CT Birds] Red Crossbill Bolton > > Passing this along.

It might die tomorrow. That tends to be a bit of a concern as far as running them all the time in a basement lab. With the high performance tubes in the 5071, my experience was that 6 to 7 years of continuous use was about it. The “standard” tubes in the 5071 should be good for > 2X that time period.

Top birds were: 1 AMERICAN BITTERN flying north over the se. corner of the marsh before landing. 1 adult ICELAND GULL along the beach to the east, three jetties from the eastern boundary of the park.  Sitting inches from the water, where the jetty meets the water.  Then bird was walking when I left. 

They have aerial pictures of marinas all over the country including the Bahamas. You can zoom in on any of the pictures. Just do a search for your marina or the next one you are going to and check it out. You might even find a picture of your boat. Look at the side bar on the right because they have up to 10 pictures of each marina.

The multi-touch stretch and zoom make it easy with CE. Henry Dennig m/v Seven Tenths We have an iPad 4 with Garmin BlueCharts as our 3rd level of chart plotter. Our primary chart plotter is an HP lap top with Open CPN which can drive the autopilot and display the AIS targets. Cristina has a Dell running Open CPN.

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