By all means go and build that - but you will end up working at the library level with csg libraries, or outputting an openscad file of the resulting construct. The former means you can query internal state more easily, the latter is easy to do and has been done many times already.

On 2/26/2021 1:55 PM, adrianv wrote: > I say it's silly to go to that much work every time you want to use > polyhedron.  The problem with polyhedron is that you have got to do > all this book keeping.  And it's easy to botch it, sometimes in subtle > ways which make your result invalid.  

One DIY photo showed the top of baffles below top and not welded. This is a recipe for problems. The unsupported edge will bow under normal sloshing impact. Another showed no cut outs at top thus forming pockets wherein gas can collect. Not to mention which the tank cannot vent properly. We stipulated button hole welding for baffles to top of tank.

I've not had time to replicate all that, but I did manage to write the fake value in and at one time get rid of the CAL LOST warning.

It wasn't new when I first got acquainted with it back in the early 1970's One shape is like a "C" in cross section the other looks more like an inverter "top hat" The advantage being you can mount various sized and shaped terminal blocks to suit varying size wires. For an example look at the WAGO brand website.

Bert Kehren In a message dated 2/26/2012 1:42:42 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, bell.peter@gmail.com writes: I suspect a lot of the ebay sellers are buying stuff from Taobao and just reselling it.

The marine units are not at all like the automobile / truck units -- many more functions like way points, etc. Check out article # (12) JUST TOYS OR GREAT LOOP NECESSARY on our website under the Cruising Articles section for more information.

Earlier this year I noticed that a new "pay and > display" meter in the city center (Cambridge UK) has what appears o be a > GPS patch antenna on top. Presumably a GPS receiver is cheaper than > manually setting time or arguing it out in court. Anyone got information > on this application?

Its also easy to actually do. > Thanks > > > On Fri, Jul 26, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Bob Camp wrote: > >> Hi >> >> HP spec'd the crystals to be at a < 1x10^-8 / C slope at the marked >> temperature on the crystal.