Even with a single > person, it's forever to get on top of the water. > > Any listees with experience using a Doel-Fin on a similar application? Hi Steve, We've played with these things with several different motors, and I'd say the Doel-fin will help with the planing for sure. In my experience, it will take a little off the top end, but will be worth it.

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And if anyone else has experienced a fuel leak which pools on top-via a faulty bleed screw/o ring/gasket and solved the problem please share.  Thanks! Lori Wallerstein ABYC  Certified Marine Technician YourBoatDoctor Roughwater '37 Alameda, CA

Presently there are gauges at the lower helm but only warning lights up top. The lower gauges are VDO. Can I simply install dual-station VDO senders and connect them to the new gauges up top? I'm planning I to purchase VDO gauges for the flybridge to simplify and coordinate.

That tiny charcoal grill that Rich and was asking about sounds like the small cast iron table top hibachi grills that were popular years ago. These were small cereal bowl sized cast iron pots with a removable cast iron grid on top.

Start here: http://code.ettus.com/redmine/ettus/projects/uhd/repository/revisions/master/entry/fpga/README.txt Each top level design is in usrp2/top/project. You can see where the dsp chains tie into the radio and transport, and internal routing.

Those top 5 bits are not used for multiplication, only for other functions of the DSP48E. On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 4:23 PM, Nick Foster via USRP-users < usrp-users@lists.ettus.com> wrote: > Quick technical question about lib/rfnoc/mult.v. Why is lib/rfnoc/mult.v > set up with the DSP48E instantiated as: > > .A({5'b0, A_IN}) > > ? (line 73).

Neon John wrote: > At that same altitude of looniness - waaaaaay out there - is the $50K > turntable where the works float on a pool of mercury contained in a > hollowed out lake on the top of about 2 tons of solid marble block.

Peltier cooler on top of the OCXO or on top of the TBolt? On Fri, Jul 13, 2012 at 9:54 AM, Chuck Forsberg WA7KGX N2469R wrote: > How about a thermostatically controlled Peltier cooler?

They actually represent the top half of > the input cycle. Yes, I saw those, but unless I am mistaken, you didn't add a "U" after the second opamp, which would have returned the phase to the input's. > In the top path it inverts once. I see twice: once through the first op amp and again through the second one. The second one then outputs to the IF.