Of course, there's another side of this coin to - if they still need a few more boardings before the end of the day to make their quota, and you are the only boat in sight, well guess what? VSC or no VSC, call Momma down below and let her know some cute young men are coming over to pay ya'll a visit! Kevin

Without your experience, I almost have to flip a coin. Best regards, Ralph Estes (estes@american.edu)

On the other side of the coin - read "The Secret Life of Lobsters" recently published and a good look at the travails of the lobstering life. Ron Barr Lady Brookhaven Hatteras LRC 42 Fall River MA KB1LFX

On 27.12.2020 10:28, hugofant wrote: > Hi, > i want to create a coin with a SVG logo. > Import worked well, but Cura was not able to slice it correctly, cause of > walls to thing. > So i've created a contour with 0.4mm in inkscape, converted the contour to > path afterwards. > Import works well in openscad, and looks good with F5, but when rendering > with F6

Examples: small eggs, old coins, feathers, doll clothes, shells, bits of old metal crushed by cars, clay figures, keys, marbles, old letters, old photographs, dried flowers, maps, teeth, skulls, bones, string, bee hives, twigs, old toys, tiny dolls, hair, small bottles etc. Bring any of the above and more….

What I use is a 'manual' direct vision spectrophotometer which I bought from Surplus Shed: http://www.surplusshed.com/pages/item/i1479d.html for $49 you can't really go wrong...however, when I have a bit of spare coin I plan on buying a better one: http://www.surplusshed.com/pages/item/l3524.html You see, the $93 one actually has a scale in it, the cheap

-John =============== > I've heard of coin cells failing due to air freight. The pressure changes > are always something to consider. > > I put a lot of camping gear in ammo cases. You can always tell which cases > seal because they are a bugger to open after a trip from the mountains. > > ------Original Message------ > From: J.

It is interesting that either folks look at phase noise or ADEV, but few seems to be looking at both sides of the coin, depending on what they are doing. Cheers, Magnus

How could such a person "figure out the EFC voltage needed" with out either coining cycles? I'm thinking about turning the overflow counter off after lock. But without one I think we have a chicken and egg problem where you would need an accurate frequency reference to build a GPSDO. -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

As it turns out, even gold coin has two sides to it. >> I have found that Shlepnev and McMorrow conducted extensive research and published data, some of which is presented here http://www.simberian.com/Presentations/NickelCharacterizationPresentation_emc2011.pdf > > the ever useful http://www.microwaves101.com/ site has an excellent discussion of this under