Want to thank all the thoughtful folks that offered their ideas for our outlet boxes. We will probably use the Wiremold plastic boxes and possibly their plastic wiring channel in some cases. The boxes are very simple, attractive, white or tan, and designed to be surface mounted. They also have knockouts for the wiring channel if desired.

I suspect this might be an easy way for an experienced boater to meet New Jerseys requirement since this card is issued by the State of Maryland.

We used something called Rejex, it lasted all year and is still beading up the water and looks great. Is it similar to Permanon? --- Martha Sweeney Comptroller Highway One Limited Partnership PO Box 507 Dewey Beach, DE 19971 (302) 227-3888 On 2016-02-12 09:11, Steve Sipe via Trawlers-and-Trawlering wrote: > I tried Permanon in July for the 1st time.

I have a product description on my website, here: https://gilwellbear.wordpress.com/category/boat-technical-topics/equipment-topics/boat-monitoring-system/. No personal financial interest; but, a very happy customer. Jim Peg and Jim Healy aboard Sanctuary, currently at Ft.

> > This is probably a really easy question for some of you out there....what is it? > > I also came across some K&L filters from my time at Cylink, but the website gave me no joy. When the sample says S/N 1, I don't expect much... I suppose I could just feed a signal through them and see where the outputs occur....

The cheap and easy way to answer that, unless whatever you build is very good indeed, is with some kind of GPSDO. Probably not as good as a cesium but much cheaper. If I did not have a Z3801, I would still be just guessing about those OCXOs and eBay rubidiums. I suggest that you visit James Miller's website.

So you get not only the phase truncation spurs, but also all the aliases of those spurs. There's a fair amount of literature around about this, especially from about 10-20 years ago, when 1GHz ADCs and the logic to drive them weren't easy to come by.

The response from component buyers was easy to > predict: “But VendorX wants $2.31 for this ancient transistor. We’re not > tying up $10K in one part. We have dozens of parts like this, we can’t > afford all this inventory.” So we would try harder. Maybe a 2N222A, or a > 2N3904 will work. Procurements loves these parts.

A long time ago I had several friends die (drown) when rowing the dinghy back to the boat from the beach. Too dunk to survive. Bob Austin

David Stahl wrote: > On Behalf Of Steve Sipe > I didn't know this but I > did check, being a die in the wool skeptic, This is true. > > David > Skooch Hatteras LRC 42 > Worton Creek MD > I would not intentionally lead you astray Steve