Then pressure it into a small coin-sized pellet. Oh, the platinumplates we used for the ovenwork was nice... Cheers, Magnus

Now, if you have the more normal tiny coin cell involved with 1/10 or 1/100 that capacity and much lower self discharge …. Bob > On Nov 2, 2014, at 3:17 PM, Hal Murray wrote: > >> By the way the z3801 is off most of the year so the drains quite small. > > I think that's backwards.

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Loopers, If you think you have all of your charts, please check this posting. If you are using the core of engineers charts coming down the black warrior, they end at the top of Mobile Bay and you will be missing chart # 11376 NOAA (NOS) Chart 11376 - Mobile Bay - Mobile Ship Channel - Northern End about $20.00.

The outside looked spectacular so his wife oversaw the interior refit with all new overhead lights, a new galley with black full size side by side refrigerator, black dishwasher, black full size oven and cook top.

Seem to hold in all types of bottoms but they also appear to be big and heavy, more than what would "normally" appear on a cruiser.... Lee Ankara On Jun 26, 2006, at 21:00, Gstar44@aol.com wrote: Has anyone had experience with an anchor known as a WASI, ROCNA,or Bugel. they are apparently Swiss or German, used a lot in the Med.

> > Bruce > Bruce, That should be easy enough to check. I believe they use the 300MHz clock gated, so the jitter is probably at least equal to the clock period, and probably more if they use envelop detection.

My goal is to update the venerable 4066 with something more modern and have components that are easy to get trough farnell, digikey, mouser, and all the other distributors. Yes, 16bit D/A seems to be the maximum that is currently available.

The first AMERICAN COOT since late December was at the calf pasture on the early date of January 26. On January 22 a SNOWY OWL was on the beach and another on Gull Island. One was on High Bluff Island yesterday and today.

A Northern Harrier and at least 3 Red-tails had come into view beyond the treeline opposite the B&B, but one by one, they all went down and just didn't come up again so were not counted.