Unused Pins are brought out to Testpoints in 100 mil grid. The Coolrunner remembers its configuration and can be reprogrammed using the standard Xilinx USB dongle. It has a 10 pin 2mm header for this purpose. Small circuits can run at 200 MHz. This function exists already: > < https://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/4Bpcfouj8WH0shNGIyuVUtMTjNZETYmyPJy0liipFm0?

Presqu’ile’s two offshore islands – Gull and High Bluff – support a large multi-species colonial bird nesting area and access is not permitted during the breeding season (10 March-10 September). Doug McRae P.O. Box 3010 Brighton, Ontario K0K 1H0 613-475-5014 H 613-243-4161 C

Holiday Beach Conservation Area Amherstburg, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: Oct 10, 2012 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total ------------------ ----------- -------------- -------------- Turkey Vulture 1475 7749 10451 Osprey

It has enormous stop-band suppression maybe 200 dB (theoretical) by +/- 10 MHz away from fc, but large insertion loss about 10 dB. The plan was to double the 80 MHz OCXO into this filter, which should eradicate all spurious from below. The 320 and 640 MHz BPFs are more conventional. The 80 MHz OCXO was apparently quite common around 20-30 years ago.

>Peter wrote: >While the cooktop on the Force 10 is superb (love the hinge-up grate!), the oven design is poor.

signal sources in the 10 GHz range.

. > > Sent from my BlackBerry 10 smartphone on the Rogers network. > Original Message > From: Frank Shepley > Sent: Tuesday, December 27, 2016 10:41 AM > To: birdalert@ontbirds.ca > Subject: [Ontbirds] Ross or Snow geese at Jack Miners > > > I'm just a rookie so I don't which one they are, but there 6 of them at Jack Miner's in Kings vile right now at 1030

Jean Iron > > > > Sent from my iPhone > >> On May 10, 2017, at 5:10 PM, Jean Iron via ONTBIRDS wrote: >> >> One lone Whimbrel at Wheatley Harbour. Right now on Harbour entrance.

from Julian Hough 10/19 -LHP Hawkwatch CLAY-COLORED SPARROW & DICKCISSEL in the 'weedy' area opposite the garden @ 8:45 am Julian Hough, CT, USA jrhough1@snet.net

>From Dean Rupp: 01/30/10  - Mill Lane, Farmington - 1 HARLEQUIN DUCK (drake) continues in the mill pond below the Grist Mill Restaurant at 3:30-3:45pm.