Much easier to move > parts around, it's easy to apply paste & solder entire boards in a $50 > toaster oven, and access to all the latest parts.  Hard to believe, but > really is easier once you can clearly see.  For some nice tuturials, see the > sparkfun website, also the schmartboard website.  

I have all but 2 of the 3D > printable parts printed. The two parts that are too big to print are > already > in stl format. I was experimenting with where to cut the part to > maximize > strength when rejoining the parts. So I first opened one of the > stl files > in > netfabb(5.1.2, since have upgraded to v7) and made a few cuts.

Sent from my iPad Jim Barrentine > On Mar 26, 2015, at 5:48 PM, B. V. via Trawlers-and-Trawlering wrote: > > Is there an engineer on this list who could provide or design an > easy-to-build trash compactor ?

.: w = 38 ; d = 26 ; h = 2 ; cut = 1 ; difference () { cube ([w, d, h]) ; translate ([-1, d / 2, cut]) rotate ([45, 0, 0]) cube ([w + 2, 2, h]) ; } Polypropylene works very well for living hinges and is easy to work with. I generally go for a 1 mm. hinge thickness.

Set the scope sweep speed to 10 milliseconds per division and then even a dull scope is easy to see. You are looking for trigger events from the 1PPS, not the 1PPS itself. John WA4WDL -------------------------------------------------- From: "C.

Emery <die@dieconsulting.com> wrote: From: David I. Emery <die@dieconsulting.com> Subject: Re: [time-nuts] GPS from a window seat To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement" Date: Sunday, 4 October, 2009, 8:36 AM On Sun, Oct 04, 2009 at 12:20:26AM -0700, Hal Murray wrote: > > Why the ban on AM/FM receivers?

> On 6/15/2020 8:16 AM, nop head wrote: > > Well I included a lot of the files that were used by main but then they > all include the global definitions instead of just using the ones at the > top of main.

I think it's all Mt. Washington Road and it just turns to a dirt road but it might begin as Mt. Riga Road. You come to a little pull off on your right after 5.3 miles. From that little lot there is an easy trail up to Bear Mountain. I think I even remember a sign "Bear Mt. Parking." It's a wonderful hike in nesting season. Good luck!

The same may be true of DOUBLE-CRESTED CORMORANTS, singles of which were in Presqu'ile Bay on November 23 and on Gull Island on November 26. GREAT BLUE HERONS were seen on three different days this week: one in the marsh on the 22nd, two flying around the calf pasture on the 23rd, and one flying towards the lighthouse on the 26th.

It might die tomorrow. That tends to be >> a bit of a concern as far as running them all the time in a basement lab. >> >> With the high performance tubes in the 5071, my experience was that 6 to 7 years of >> continuous use was about it.