Trantham" writes: >Just to make sure I understand, since they are all DALLAS chips (two >DS1230Y-150 for 'program memory', and a DS1220Y-150 for 'cal memory'), with >their internal batteries, they all will die in the future and that 'memory >of programs' function will be lost.

They say both >engines would die at the same time, anyway.... I've personally never had an engine stop due to bad fuel. I have however had them die due to a raw water pump failure, and air in one of the fuel lines, and a transmission failure, and an oil hose rupturing. In none of these cases was the second engine affected.

I froze a flexible part and managed to tap it, but attempts to use a die on a rod have failed, even when frozen. nop head: do you believe that print orientation is important when printing threads?  That is, better with the rod horizontal or vertical? 

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The whole product used all the sheet metal > as a common ground, meaning that the ground return paths were not designed > at all, just left to chance. > > A related issue that I didn't work on was the "oven controller cable > offset."

what are the top 10 journals (top being some >>>>> value >>>>> of quality? Or impact?) for someone whose home community is CITASA? >>>>> >>>>> On the one side of the debate is a group who claims that the top >>>>> journals >>>>> in Sociology as a whole as the top journals for all the subsections. >>>>> Period. (AJS and ASR).

Even if that >>>> were not the case I think that in all but exceptional circumstances it >> is >>>> better to let nature take its course however sad that may seem (note >> that >>>> it is normal for most young birds to die in their first year).

I have been following this on the list for a while now and was curious if anyone is actively working on a open source monitor. I see the one made by Adam VK4GHZ is no longer being sold. This got me back on track for wanting to make one of my own. I have been using either tbmon or lady heather but always have issues with a usb to serial converter when I start the computer. It will go haywire and cause it to freeze and make the mouse malfunction. Once I disconnect the converter (I have tried other makes as well) it works fine. Usually I can reconnect the converter and things will work again. What I would like to do is make a 2 or 4 line lcd readout to display various info. I really liked VK4GHZ's page type selector knob. I can see that being very useful. On a youtube video by n6vmo said the thunderbolt used a ASCII Hex and "needs to be converted by using 64 bit floating point math". So are any of you currently working on this or have decided to quit and have any information to share?

When >all the ampoules are filled with exactly the correct amount of cesium, >they are each "calved" off the string using a glass-blowing torch.

Your description does not enlighten me... there are all sorts of radiators available here. > Most of the European systems are geared towards PEX tubing, and > compression > fittings... and untapered pipe thread with jamb nuts and O-rings.