>> >> ------------------------------ >> *From: *"Aaron Bennett via Oldboys" >> *To: *"Rhino@lists.denverharlequins.com" < >> rhino@lists.denverharlequins.com>, "Denver Quins OB's" < >> oldboys@lists.denverharlequins.com> >> *Sent: *Tuesday, September 15, 2015 2:43:04 PM >> *Subject: *[Oldboys] Your mates need YOU - Sept. 26

Charlie and I had a small group extremely high in the sky at Boothe, and I had 2 groups totaling 26 fly over Stratford Point in the hour I was there. I can only imagine how many flew by all day. There are still Brant and Red-breasted Merganser around as well.

At 04:12 PM 01/26/2001 -0500, Tom Clements wrote: >I have had incredibly good performance from a Max in Maine. Sets every time >the first time, holds like crazy, and easy to retrieve. Based on several >years good experience, I bought a Super Max to use on the boat here in the >Florida Keys. Disaster.

My simple expectations > are that it would have to generate lots of harmonics and then go through a > filter to get rid of all the wrong stuff. I'm missing the step where all the > harmonics come from. > > Are they just really tiny and I have to do a lot of good filtering and > amplification?

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He said to place the fuel outlet at the bottom of the tank rather that a pickup located on the top, with a tube extending to the bottom of the tank as is more normal." As far as I'm concerned, the only reason to have the fuel line coming out of the top of the tank is to meet legal requirements in some places.

There is no easy way to place my T-Bolt antenna above the tree-top foliage.

Or, we do, in the display, but we don't have the (easy) ability to draw "on top of" it.

If this be true, they would have no need for fear, paranoia, worry, panic or the thought they might die, be injured or handicapped; All emotions we as humans unfortunately posses. Anyone want to comment on or ad to this thought? Thank you, Paul Carrier

A few of us remained and another GWF Goose was found on the far shore again offering great views as the Canada Geese left all around it until it remained on the shore on its own. Thanks to all the trip leaders this weekend who worked so hard to find birds for us newbies despite high water, heat, biting ladybugs, black flies and mosquitoes.