or paired coils. > Can anyone in this group point me to an easy to construct and fiercely accurate design to build?

Best, -John ================== > On Sat, Jan 26, 2013 at 10:00 AM, wrote: >> If the intent is surface mount work, get an old B&L Stereozoom 3. I'd >> suggest getting one with any attached illuminator, even a broken one, >> since the fitting to hold the illuminator is about $30.

After both of the above, adding a GPS based reference clock to NTP is easy. All you do is edit the config file. Obviously I've left out much detail but the biggest thing is to follow the step by step process -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

Easy and safe. Your NPN inverters/level shifters will work just as well of course. Congratulations on getting it talking. On 08/26/2015 12:28 AM, Brian M wrote: > Hi - > > So I took the time tonight to poke at things with the scope. Hopefully it > will be of interest. > > First off, I probed the MCU (MC68HC11) TX line directly.

And uA > 709's.That one was easy to motivate an upgrade. > > I am a bit lazy otherwise. > > As mentioned, the semiconductors that have failed > in A3 were all dated 1968. > At the time without knowing the exact types of the JFET'sI replaced them > with 2N4416 only to discoverthat that was the type HP specified in a > laterrevision of the A3. > Best Regards >

My recommendation are: crack open a beer spray on the Easy Off (to the painted surface) drink the beer hose off the Easy Off sometimes a second beer required Good Luck to All, Luther Carrier www.AbsoluteTankCleaning.com St Petersburg, Fl --- On Fri, 4/17/09, Jake2124@aol.com wrote: > From: Jake2124@aol.com > Subject:

>From Dave Rosgen & Carol Parent: Location: Winchester, Laurel Way Observation date: 9/26/10 Notes: This is the first noticeable migratory movement of White-throated Sparrows and Dark-eyed Juncos that we've seen so far this fall.

By then it will be close to time for another spool, and start all over. Need 10 kg spools and driers to fit them... :-) Thank you nop head.

. > >> Add that to the mandatory drop of mercury in each, and I really can't >> see how they can sell them at all. > > Now Chuck, don't go getting all chemophobic on us now! Me? With my chemistry and nuke background? Not likely!

Is all of that packaged in the > ‘radio’ block or can, for example, a radio block be programmatically > connected to multiple DDC chains that are independently controlled? Currently, all the radio stuff is part of the radio block.