We ripped out all the bolt-upright >>church pews, and put in a curved leather sectional with a recliner on each >>end. Super setup for reading, naping, or entertaining a few people.

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David Sorenson Duluth On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 18:12:08 -0700 "fred" writes: > All you Snow Birds out there: > > Ever wonder what you're missing by heading for Florida when winter > is > approaching in New York?

I believe the original FCS paper on them was around 1990. Regarding turnover specifically: many 10811 crystals do not have turnovers. Instead they have a broad range of very low (but not zero) tempco. There is nothing magic about being at a turnover other than zero tempco.

r hot water heating systems... only they use straight threads, > with a jamb nut to squash an O-ring up against the fixture. > The nut has a bevel that presses the O-ring into the pipe's threads, > and affects a semi-seal. It is a one time affair, and in my > experience lasts about two heating seasons before it starts > dripping. I guess a benefit is it keeps the room humidity up in the > winter... sigh! > > -Chuck Harris

so it will either need to be available in different sizes or adapters provided. I don't see any problem with that but it might start to get expensive for home use. When I finally get round to mounting my timing antennas outdoors, so far my little Motorola magnetic patches seem to see an awful lot of sky from indoors, if I can't find a similar adapter that fits I'll probably just use a standard mast clamp arrangement with a 90 degree bracket and fix one of the cheap plastic mounts to that. Not so neat, and a bit more wind resistance, but not too much hassle either:-) regards Nigel

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(I mean you could just jam all frequencies and start a fake BTS and wait for phones to connect but that would also prevent them from working normally at all ....) They're cellphones, not locator beacons ... (at least to anyone which isn't the operator they're registred to) Cheers, Sylvain