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My original thinking years ago was yours exactly: certainly, there must be 3-9 micron junk bypassing the 10 micron primary just waiting to clog the 2-micron secondary --- and then OH MY GAWD!!! - catastrophy will surely follow.

Compare that to the 10 ns or so improvement that you could get by reducing the position error to 0 and you'll see that the 10 ns improvement is nearly inconsequential. The error processes in timing and in positioning are nearly independent of each other so they would add with each other in an rms fashion. So, 150 ns is the result of that addition.

> > Possible problems might be that a 10MHz squarewave is > simply too 'slow' > > to be transmitted by an SFP, which expects 1.25Gb/s 8/10 > encoded data. > > Another interesting question would be how much jitter/noise such a > > setup would add?

I shall coin your golden hair For a stanza's treasure; Tame your wild and wayward air To my love-sick measure. I shall lift my song and sing With the voice of doom The utter loneliness you bring Into this little room.*~ Samuel Hoffenstein, Poems in Praise of Practically Nothing * THE RETURN OF FROST PARK FRIDAY LUNCH CHALK CHALLENGE...

So pack the ship and head out, if still can't decide, flip a coin and go, you won't regret it. Cheers Al Binnington GB 36 FALKOR Guelph, Ontario MV Journey wrote: > > Somewhere along the way I took the perception that the > loop is better done clockwise due to currents and > prevailing winds.

I am hoping you can shed light on the other side of the coin... Single vs twin Gas. I plan to purchase a midrange sedan cruiser with twin gas engines (Ugh!) The reason for that is because the model I like doesn't come with anything else. It's twin gas or look for some other type boat.

I think the other side of the coin Judy, is if Brokers would "uniformly" stop taking low Ball offers of clients who just want to "steal" product. I represent SELLERS with my listings and have to "SELL" the "value" of what I represent.

YachtBiz@aol.com wrote: > I think the other side of the coin Judy, is if Brokers would "uniformly" stop > taking low Ball offers of clients who just want to "steal" product. I > represent SELLERS with my listings and have to "SELL" the "value" of what I > represent.

For example, in less time than "sounding" with a coin or phenolic hammer, a complete computer analysis of the laminates of the entire boat would be accomplished. Disclosure, we are both retired and not in this to make a profit-however, the company which manufactures the equipment will make a profit (we hope).