The hat would include an integrated GPSDO built upon a flexible PCB board design with integrated path antenna positioned at the top. This could easily be powered by solar cells charging very thin lithium ion flexible batteries embedded in the hat.

My House/Shack is on the side of a hill with the Antenna Farm on top of the hill about 120 yds away with an additional 30 ft. of elevation. There is a metal "lightning rod" extending high enough to provide a "cone of protection" for the house and is grounded directly.

Currently to measure the GPS temperature I have a K type TC taped to the top of the GPS RF shield. Since the temperature sensitivity was noticed, the GPS has been sitting under a wool sock with a 1Lb roll of solder sitting on that (That does help a bunch).

I have seen SLA's (in UPS's) 'shrivel' and get very hot as they die. I'll have to take a look at the 732A manual to see what it's battery construction looks like.

And in a flexing joint like the top of > > > > > > the extruder on an E5+, would weaken the tubing with that > > > > > > depth of cut, so to improve on the 10-32 fit and grip, a > > > > > > slightly deeper cut and better grip might be to try a 10-24 > > > > > > nut, which might not cut quite as deeply as an m4, but would > > > > > > cut a bit deeper than a 10

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The article was adapted, with permission, from the ABC website, www.abcbirds.org . I think one can find the jest of the article in the "Bluebird" at the ABC website. David W Babington Washington, CT

How can I install the client certificate with its private key to authenticate the users when they access my secure website? Than you. Sent from my iPad

Not as far out this time.The photo may not have been up yet on Steve Pike's website when I posted yesterday. It is in there now.

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