It matters not a bit WHAT the laminate sked was , IF glass flexes it DIES , all mat , all chop , all cloth , layers of mat & roving , You name it if it gets flexed to the point of cracking the resin its done for.

Thank you, one and all! --Listmeister Georgs

* Impact * All IGN access will be unavailable during the change window * They have stated the actual work can be completed is about half an hour, but prefer to have a 1 hour window.

At 4:45 this afternoon wile a small grope of die hard's stood their ground in the strong south winds at the side of East port drive Alfred Adamo yelled out " hear it comes " , and sheer a off after waiting for 10 hours for it ( not 10 mints like some had hoped) along came the Brown Pelican !

I found the problem to be a ding in the thermostat casting that made the thermostat stick and prevent it from opening all the way. I can't believe many "mechanics" of his even after replacing thermostats couldn't figure that one out. (or maybe they did) Two seconds with a die grinder and problem solved. Phil

I had to do this with my Lehman (as should all of us) and sure enough, if you filled to the factory mark, it was too much oil. Keith "How soon a ship can age and die for want of the love of a human being."

Here is a link to the kind of cover I am talking about: http://tinyurl.com/nn7ubns These big screens keep my strainers free of nettles all summer. Frank Burrows 79 43' Viking Piney Narrows Chesapeake Bay

Over the time my wife and I lived around the Gulf it seemed that cruisers are fighting against that old adage, "All politics are local". Beating against power blocs requires power, period. Associations and groups are fine but unless your interests are shared by locals we are an afterthought.

Emery" <die@dieconsulting.com> wrote: > I see your point, an architecture with the VCXO derived 1 PPS > output NOT coherent with the 10 MHz would be somewhat unnatural and hard > to use in a system and presumably virtually ALL GPSDOs do phase lock the > 10 MHz to the GPS time base rather than just frequency locking to it. > > There are, however, some subtle

The WAAS satellite is also 350 pounds heavier than the other two even though the C-band payload is identical on all three, so it seems like there could be a fair amount of extra stuff added for WAAS support. Dennis Ferguson