>From Meredith Sampson: 10/19 - Old Greenwich, Greenwich Point -- BROWN CREEPER, first of fall. Also: Red-breasted Merganser - FOF Black-bellied Plovers - 3 Ruddy Turnstone Tree Swallows - 2 flocks for a total of about 140-150 Yellow-rumped Warblers - many!

Thank you. 73, Bill, WA2DVUCape May On Wednesday, September 18, 2019, 10:11:02 PM EDT, Perry Sandeen via time-nuts wrote: Yo Bubba Dudes!, I sent David a divide by 1.5 circuit diagram. If it would be of interest to any please send me an email off list and I'd be glad to email to you.

But in under two hours at Cedar Hill cemetery, I saw 35 species, including half a dozen warblers (most notable: Blackpoll), a couple of vireos (the Warbling one was singing up a storm) and mama Wood Duck with 10 babies. Also, Chimney Swifts were all over the place in Newington + West Hartford.

No real morning flight so far with SSW winds at 10 knots or more. Bill Banks Sent from AOL Mobile Mail Get the new AOL app: mail.mobile.aol.com

(Linux users , - I'm sticking with windows) I use Code::Blocks IDE with MSVC compiler under Windows 10. This is a custom set up though. On Linux I use Code::Blocks IDE with GCC (share project files with Windows).

Date: 10/24/08    From: Lynn James Subject: Correction Some how I put Brian OToole at LHP on friday. He was not there. It was Mike Reese who was such a help on Wednesday. My apologies to both.

Am 30.09.2018 um 15:44 schrieb Pete Lancashire: > Same question 10 to 12:-) > > Same Answer. Select pins = (1, 1, 0) for 12 instead of (1, 1, 1) for 16. \Gerhard

I mean, is there actually gunk that gets past a 10-micron primary and clogs a 2-micron secondary" I wouldn't have a 2 micron as a final filter since at that size one is dealing with such very very microscopic matter it isn't going to affect your engine. Mine happen to be 10/8--so no problem. What is this obsession with 2 microns?

I've started a thread on their support list for this one too, with the sorry tale of the cmake and make output: http://cgal-discuss.949826.n4.nabble.com/CGAL-4-5-1-install-fails-on-Solaris-10-Sparc-64-bit-tp4660404.html -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/Compiling-for-64-bit-Sparc-Solaris-10-tp10741p11510.html Sent from the OpenSCAD

What about the SRS PRS-10? By some indications, it's the best current-production rubidium around. It doesn't have separate filter and resonance cells, but other than that it seems like a good design. And the time constants and such are digitally tunable. Is the PRS-10 worth trying the filter mod on? Cheers! --Stu