On Thu, 26 Jul 2001 Awgertoo@aol.com wrote: > In a message dated 7/26/01 8:45:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time, paul@browne.net > writes: > > << Then around midnight, to top off the evening, I'll lug the old tank off > the boat and throw it onto the bonfire.

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I can't be the only one trying to figure out how this all plays out. Here are a couple of sources I found helpful for understanding what the future might hold as we work through this.

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(White Memorial Foundation - Museum Area, Ongley & Mill Fields, Pike Marsh, & Interpretive Trail) Observation date: 10/26/10 Notes: The Bay-breasted Warbler is unusually late in passing through here.

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It would be pretty easy to dump onto the die. Bob > On Jun 30, 2015, at 4:42 PM, Andy wrote: > > Measuring a 32kHz frequency to ~100 PPB accuracy takes some time, even for > ATE. Time is money. > > I didn't think the hardware to do the computations and the digital offset > was any problem.

>>> >> Building my own Rb vapor cell standard or H-maser is on my list >> of Things-I-have-to-do-before-I-die :-) >> >> If I had to do one of those now, I would go for a Rb vapor cell >> with dual-resonance using an external cavity laser diode for pumping. >> >> The electronics for such a thing are relatively easy, if you are not >> afraid of Jiga-Hurts and using

The vertical post on top your boat, probably with a radar on top, is a "mast". The Skipper Bob book for the NY Canals is available at the Waterford Visitors Center. Be sure you have this year's edition, though the bridges have not changed in a very long time.

If these problems do exist for your situation, there are a couple of easy solutions to both. To manage the load, a gin pole - any aluminum tube strong enough to handle the compression loads - about 3/4 the length of the mast can be stepped in the mast's tabernacle.