jweakley@visi.net writes: >Are these hose fittings Coast Guard approved? Short answer: Maybe. Long answer: The approval is based on a hose "system" (hose + connectors). If you take a close look at the spec sheets of CG approved hose, you will usually find some small print stating that the hose is only CG approved when used with the approved connectors, and giving you a list of which connectors are approved. Scott Welch Chief Evangelist, Open Text Social Media Group www.opentext.com 905 762 6101 "Things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out." - John Wooden

Frank Burrows writes: >Rudy's post reminded me of filter pliers. If you are not using these to >remove and reinstall your spin on filters you may want to consider >trying a pair of these pliers. And this prompts me to mention one of the most useful tools I have on the boat: large jaw vice grips. http://www.amazon.com/Vise-Grip-12LC-12-Inch-Locking-Pliers/dp/B00004SBB1 These are great for removing filters. They are also perfect for the large nuts that go on through-hulls, getting sanitation off old toilets, loosening stuck shafts, and they will also grip a through-hull from the outside. I promise, the best $20 you will ever spend. Scott Welch "Things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out." - John Wooden

"Jean & Michael" writes: > My Dad used to use WD40, Armoral or such to clean & preserve his windshield >wiper blades. Any recommendations from the list? You want Rain-X. Scott Welch Chief Evangelist, Open Text Social Media Group www.opentext.com 905 762 6101 "Things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out." - John Wooden

JHWardJr@aol.com writes: >This thread is timely - and I pass on to the list an event from yesterday. By the way, just as an FYI for the list. I have mecanical counters on my bilge pump, and I've just had another one fail (they don't seem to withstand salt air). After a bit of searching I found a new product that looks great. Price seems pretty reasonable too: http://www.celectron.co.uk/overview.html I've ordered one and will install it this summer. I'll let everyone know how it works out. Scott Welch Chief Evangelist, Open Text Social Media Group www.opentext.com 905 762 6101 "Things turn out best for people who make the best of the way things turn out." - John Wooden

Hope to see you all in Poulsbo Uwe & Vera Rohde ( still on land) --------------A133F77B4F50E4E7917B0358--

In fact, all mainstream browsers have had a security vulnerability at some point, so we shouldn't use the web at all...? Yes, you did "tell me so", but I don't much care for your negative opinion. I think using social login is a prudent risk for most websites - not online banking, sure, but most websites.

For checklists, Peterborough (223) took over top spot, followed by Middlesex (152), Ottawa (143), Toronto (13), and Algoma (118) rounding out the top five. People can explore the results (to the county level) by going to the OFObirds eBird profile: https://ebird.org/profile/MjAxODI1Ng/CA-ON.

FWIW, -John =============== > The Oxford dictionary has "radar", "loran" and "scuba" all listed in lower > case. > > Also according to them "radar" never was an acronym. It is a coined > word. Technically to be an acronym the it must be spelled by the > first letter of several other words.

If "yes" then we can all forget about this if "no" then...... 2) Is C a universal speed limit? Given that we did not stop a #1 if C is a limit becomes a religious issue and you can flip a coin or you can simply define C as the limit. In other words you now have to decide but have no rational reason for going either way.

g. beat w9gb ==== Date: Tue, 26 Nov 2019 20:16:32 -0800 From: Frederick Bray To: time-nuts@lists.febo.com Subject: [time-nuts] ES-911/GPS/NTP DIP Switch Settings Thanks for all the useful information posted about this unit.