Components in them may die like with any >> electronics, but the lamps should last as long as you :^) They are a >> lot more reliable and accurate than the small newer Rb standards for >> sure. I am sure mine will outlive me. > > The lamps can be replaced if need be, although there's a lot of stuff to > take apart before you can get to it.

It would be easy enough to use a transistor if it improved the timing enough to matter. -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

I do all my boards with ENIG gold... if for no other > > reason than the gold color makes it very easy to determine when your > solder > > paste properly covers the pads. > > > > > > And, as Charles mentioned, the quality and thickness of the gold can > > vary depending upon the board house. I have used gojgo.com for a lot of > > boards.

We put the boat away with all the spring cleaning done, so it was REAL easy to get into shape this year as long as we had our four children ages 20, 19, 18, & 15 with us, "hey Laura do this, you Jay do that" you get the picture. As adults we choose not to waste the benefit of having youth available to us.

Young Salty Southeast Cruisers' Net http://www.CruisersNet.net CruisingWriter@cruisersnet.net ---- Frank Burrows wrote: > Here is a website that shows all the locations that sell non-ethanol > gasoline: I have no idea how accurate it is, but it should be easy to > verify before you make the trip. > > http://pure-gas.org/ > > Frank Burrows

It looks easy enough in their > you-tube video ;-) > > Thoughts? > > > MAry & SCOTt > aka MASCOT (Back Cove 29) > Currently in the workforce but > looking forward to our next adventure. > Visit our website: http://mascot.talkspot.com

I'm not wild about Matlab's data acquisition > > capabilities, but then, I'm less wild about LabView (because under it > > all, I'm a "edit the text file, compile and run" kind of guy). > > Apropos: Any good recomendation for a book/website/or similar to learn > matlab/octave?

The loop dimensions may be in a > catalog of the period. > > It'd be fairly easy to replicate w/ a hand conduit bender, IMO. > > -John > > ==================== > > > > I never bothered > > >> Hi Pete, I have a 14" diameter choke ring GPS L1 with a big spike on >> the >> top of it, on the peak of the roof :) >> >> That certainly gets some stares!

SEE ATTACHMENT FOR POSTER NORTHWEST REPERTORY SINGERS IN CONCERT The Best of  NWRS and All That JazzSaturday, March 21, Mason United Methodist Church 2710 N. Madison St., Tacoma This concert will feature some of our audience’s favorite selections from our first seven years. Joining us for the second half of the program is the Kareem Kandi Quartet.

All the best, Dick -- Richard Peck, Publisher Active Books for Active People Q3 Press, 131A Stony Circle, Suite 500, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Phone: 707 537-8989 Fax: 707 537-8585 Email: dick@Q3Press.com Web: http://q3press.com