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On the way we spotted the resident male New London PEREGRINE perched on top of a light pole on the Gold Star Bridge with its pigeon prey. We looked on all the remaining light poles but didn't see the female. Our first stop was one of our favorite birding hot spots: Beavertail Point.

Now for the (grin): Especially if he is screaming "Oh @#$%, we're all gonna die!" Doesn't inspire much confidence. (Thanks to Harrison Ford in the movie "Six Days, Seven Nights") -Daniel Meyer MS/V "Natica" 1959 Phillip Rhodes 44' Steel "Virginia Reel" Motor Sailor. "Usually APPEARING to know what I am doing (no claims implied here!)

For eastern Canadians, the truth is - honest, cross-my-heart, sincerely hope not-to-die - it's (still) raining here in Victoria. Poured all day yesterday, drizzle today. The daffodil pickers are getting soaked. Fields have become lakes.

The normal insulated crimp die will not provide what is classed as a "gas tight" joint. The salt air will allow moisture to wick into the strands and over time some corrosion will build up inside all these crimp joints.<<<< Which is of course why these joints should be soldered.

I have an 18 yr old Norcold which is slowly dieing. Anyone have any personal experience with the Tundra refrigerators, or know of any secondhand info?

Will smearing these connectors with die electric grease harm > the signals travelling through these thin wires?

Thanks to all who emailed and posted their advise! Jim @ Home Tradewinds 43 currently waiting for the winds to die in Carolina Beach ;)

Like a CPLD/FPGA the PIC has the advantage of being fully synchronous and all on one die. /tvb [1] http://leapsecond.com/pic/ [2] https://www.tapr.org/kits_t2-mini.html

When those atoms all travel down the > tube, it’s dead. In an Rb, the atoms don’t go anywhere. There is > no built in “end of life”. They mostly die from MTBF sorts of things > due to complexity and high temperatures, There are HP Rb’s > built many decades ago still running on their original cells. Bob, that is fascinating information.