The type of crimp tool I used in the past was a box type with a rotating die from 6 AWG to 1/0 AWG. When I bought this crimpier I said wow this will be the last one. I am not familiar with the single die and round nosed crimpier. Is it easy to figure out the proper crimp size for your mismatch lugs and wires?

Fortunately, few people who are infected die, or even get sick. Ask, why did your bird die? John A Calogero > On Sep 27, 2014, at 12:46 PM, Alexander Brash via CTBirds wrote: > > If they are a nice adult male in good condition, we are gathering them for the Birdcraft Museum. > > Thanks > > Alexander R.

Hi All, I have built a TDMA system that uses the B200mini. In doing a simple test to look at processing load for transceiver operation (B200mini transmits when it is told, otherwise is receiving), I noticed an interesting effect.

for the source to look after if themselves, rather than continue to pay maintenance, they insisted that a new build be run to prove that exact byte for byte identical binaries to what they were running could be re-created - a wise move indeed - it took 8 man months to re-create that build environment (and that was only possible because I insisted we archive all

Probably the source code was thrown > out with the old servers that were sold for scrap... or just carted off > to be shredded with all the other paper and electronic records... > > Horror stories abound about organizations that need to make some > minor patch or change to source code of a popular product for some > important customer even just a few years after

All I'd really like is a schematic of the PCB. I expect the board is not particularily useful. Thanks, -John ================ > On Sat, Aug 25, 2012 at 11:41:21AM -0700, J.