We have framed it out and built out the walls and cabin top in plywood. The top of the cabin will have a removable fly bridge and will be used regularly. Need suggestions on whether to use polyester or epoxy resin, and suggestions on fiberglass reinforcement to cover the cabin top and the side walls.

All sea cocks , except the air conditioning sea cock, come out of the top cover of the sea chest. Each has a PVC pipe that extends from the top of the chest to the bottom of the chest, almost touching the bottom. The a/c sea cock comes off the side of the chest. The water line is about 6" below the top of the chest.

The current tank is fiberglassed into the hull between two stringers and fiberglass top. It is not a physical tank but just the hull, stringers and top that were glassed to form a box. The plumbing is connected by an aluminum plate on top of the tank, that has some aluminum welds and some bronze fittings.

.twr Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/scap/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/python/check_timing.py", line 33, in if __name__=='__main__': map(print_timing_constraint_summary, sys.argv[1:]) File "/home/scap/uhd/fpga/usrp2/top/python/check_timing.py", line 25, in print_timing_constraint_summary for line in open(twr_file).readlines(): IOError

_23_Jun_15/fpga-master/usrp3/top/e300' make: *** [E310] Error 2 Thanks Kevin

/top/b200/b200_core.v" Line 184: Instantiating from unknown module ERROR:HDLCompiler:1654 - "../../../../../../top/b200/b200_core.v" Line 211: Instantiating from unknown module ERROR:HDLCompiler:1654 - "../../../../../..

However: I would like to place a small terminal strip on the top of the case with an RF connector and some easy/convenient connection lugs for power and monitoring, etc. Question--: how much clearance is there between the top of the case and internal components?

The bench top had raised edges on sides and back >>> (so stuff doesn't roll off), and a removable front edge. Then, you'd >>> have a big motorized storage rack for the benchtops. Each project >>> then gets it's own bench top.

I also had a dedicated roof top ground system installed during some prior home renovations that the coax shields of my roof top antenna(s) are connected to. This ground system is in turn connected to the electrical service ground out side of the house.

You've got it set up so that the top and bottom are the same size in Y, but the top is smaller in X.  That's what the "scale=[0.11, 1]" means. Is the bottom of this object the shape that you want, a hollow rectangle with outside dimensions [7, 3] and inside dimensions [6.5, 2.5]?