My radar is mounted >at the top of the mast. > >I'm sure others have had this problem and I would be interested to know what >you have done about it. > >Thank you, >David McMickens > >--__--__-- > >David, I have a mast that is about 28' to top of antennae.

As for lack of a lower station--you can always enclose the hard top "flying bridge"--heat would be easy to put up there with "waste engine" hot water. We cruised the PNW 6 months out of the year with a canvas enclosure on our Cal 46 and found it very pleasant.

. > > As for lack of a lower station--you can always enclose the hard top "flying > bridge"--heat would be easy to put up there with "waste engine" hot water. We > cruised the PNW 6 months out of the year with a canvas enclosure on our Cal 46 > and found it very pleasant.

Mine was gas and gave no easy cure. But Diesel might allow you > to > put in an air manifold on the top of the tank connecting blocked sections. > Let > me know how you make out, Smooth Sailing.

Top left of H connected to AC in, top right to +V, bottom left and bottom right to ground, and center right to input pin. You can do it with 3 resistors. Replace the lower of the 2 resistor setup with a pair, one to ground and the other to +V.

For example, 1) If the antenna is on top of a pole but you actually want the true location of the base of the pole, you apply a spatial correction. 2) If the antenna is on top of your roof but you want the true time at a BNC jack in your lab, you apply a temporal correction.

Tom Emily Grace Message: 12 Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 11:26:08 -0400 From: "Pascal Gademer" Subject: T&T: Trawlers off the NJ coast, List Members?

In message 26@febo.com>, "Jack Hudler" writes: >Personally I think we should recall the US delegation, line them up and have >them shot.

. > > I'd recommend to use the TCP proxy for all control packets, and not to > try to switch between UDP and TCP based on foreground or background. I > don't think it's worth the hassle... > > Florian > > > On 6/1/2012 11:59, Martin Umgeher wrote: >> Hi Sebastian, >> >> thanks a lot for your answer.

> > 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).