OLD SAILORS NEVER DIE, the just get a little dinghy (to go with their trawlere). You will have a bunch of pluses and you will fit right in---many, many trawler owners are EX SAILORS Tucker Coxwell "gipsea" 30' Island Gypsy Rockport, Texas

On 09/29/2016 02:02 PM, Bob Camp wrote: > The “operating” case will ultimately kill various parts in the > standard that would not die sitting on the shelf. Oh, really? I thought that cesium depletion is essentially the only real killer. -Ruslan

The preheater takes the board up to 100C, or so, which all SMD parts can handle. -Chuck Harris While my stocks last, I can make the Aoyue 2738 available to this group for $235 plus shipping.

We get all kinds of abuse for moving these guys when we are trying to save their lives. Joe Engel Portland, Oregon

> Is there anybody in America that thinks they will > not just steal the boat they are going to DIE in? > Why would anybody think that requiring law > abiding citizens to get another piece of paper (or > plastic) will make us safe from people who are > going to DIE just to blow something UP???

A die cutter hole punch is essential for this. Look to leather craft stores or a good tool shop for such a hole cutters. The plier type hole cutter is good for up to 1/4" diameter holes and my die cutter set goes from 1/4" diameter hole up to 1-1/2" The latter is useful for cutting clearance holes for shafts etc in gear case housings.

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Forster wrote: >> If over-the-air TV were abolished, that would leave all broadcast >> media in >> the hands of Comcast and Verizon and their $100+ charges. > > Broadcast TV will never go away... far too important to the > political class as a place for political ads and local news about the > local congresscritters. > > But you forget satellite DTH TV....

> > It would be interesting to see the die sizes. Unlike the world of lithography, the dicing process has not made a lot of progress. Decades ago a 1mm x 1 mm die was about as small as you could get. From what I can see that has not dropped by more than a factor of two in 40 years (if at all). Yes, there’s a lot more to it than just a dicing saw.

Adding another part increases the cost > > of production quite considerably. > > The die micrograph shows one clearly identifiable classical 8:1 bandgap > circuit in 3x3 configuration in the lower left corner of the die plus > three more instances of bipolar transistors (3x3, 3x2 and 4x2 > configuration) that might be used as additional temperature > compensation