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And yes one could also drive a balanced modulator with the micro to generate a de-psked signal for legacy receivers in the museum, but in fact the micro would already know all that those things typically provided by legacy equipment (phase of local DUT standard versus WWVB and time of day and possibly SNR and or signal strength).

I bought it several years ago when I installed Corian counter tops on my Willard 36. While I only use it occasionally, the small size makes it easy to store and it squeezes into tight spots much better than a full size router. The small bit aperature makes it better for fine-edge work where a standard router tends to roll-over and dig the bit into the wood.

Also coin cells are optimized for long life times, > with very little current drawn, while most AA/AAA are not, or not as much. > Ie, i wouldn't expect an AAA cell, and much less an AA cell to last 10 > years. > > Attila Kinali > > -- > < _av500_> phd is easy > < _av500_> getting dsl is hard > __________________________________________

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You need to consider systematic errors. 50 heads is simple if you are using a 2 headed coin. Yes, that's an extreme example. But consider 100,000 pendulums that are all right-on and then the temperature changes. -- These are my opinions, not necessarily my employer's. I hate spam.

te I am looking at 8970 F offset and its rolling down very > nicely on 2 austron 2100 series recvrs. 2.3 e-10 so far and its only been > accumulating/measuring the offset for 30-40 min. > So it looks like the chain c references are still in good shape. > My reference for comparison is a HP 3801 thats been running at least 48 > hours. > I may not let it drift down to some final result. > Instead, think I will go hunting for other chains. > Regards > Paul > > > On Fri, Mar 2, 2012 at 9:30 AM, paul swed wrote: > >> OK so only some of the GRIs are back >> My first two for the eastcoast 9960 and 5930 are not. >> I am evidently hearing 8970 and its other rate. (I'll have to figure that >> out) >> Began to wonder what it might be. >> I have a list of GRIs I will need to work through to see whats alive on >> the east coast. >> Regards >> Paul >> WB8TSL >> > >

But it is definitely top ten material! It is the consumante example of what I believe most people who love "trawlers" tend to have in mind. Strong, can go anywhere at all.

regards klaus sunil sarolkar schrieb: > Hello all, > > I need to test my application. Its a VoIP but each time I need to keep > someone on the other side of the call to test my application. Is there > any service which allows us to test SIP easy way ?

Maybe you can post a code example of what you would like. -- View this message in context: http://forum.openscad.org/100-Bounty-for-easy-feature-tp10618p10632.html Sent from the OpenSCAD mailing list archive at Nabble.com.