I may try squirting light oil at the top of the sheath. I have not looked into the top of the pedestal yet where the gear & sprocket are located. Lots to disassemble. Thanks for the ideas...

My solution: on the top of the vented loop I pull off the neoprene hose with the anti siphon valve (siphon break) and put on a different longer hose & squirt water into it with a ketchup bottle to liberate the impeller or maybe prime it. Annoying but works every time.

The fact that echo()s at top-level are executed any time a function in a used library is called, makes me suspect the function declarations are also being re-executed. With 2019.01-RC2 I don't see the behavior that you describe.

I don't know what to look for if there is no mention at the top level.

[image: image.png] Not quite correct because the one is slightly too tall when there are no top segments. Since I don't know the height of the text I can't put a dummy pixel at the top.

Best regards, Marcus On 23.11.2016 15:34, Lihua Ren via USRP-users wrote: > hi > USRP3_RFNOC/top/x300: I use "make GUI=1 X310_rfnoc_HG" , What > links betweetop level x300 and hbint3(take hbint3 for example ), there > have parallel relationship some .v file and top X300 in Vivado > GUI hierarchy.i do not understand"hbint3.v" what play the role of X310

I had to stack up frequency counters on top of frequency counters (to measure time difference and each input frequency simultaneously -> 3 counters) and the last one on the top, a HP 5334B, was fairly high and just about level with the antenna, about 2 feet away.

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Hal Murray wrote: > I'm picturing an open hill top at night with clear skies so there would be > lots of radiation cooling. Of course, with an open hill top, GPS recption > would be easy.

By removing the 4 bottom screws and the 2 top screws, applying a little heat with a heat gun around the bottom to melt the glue, the oven came apart with little protest. I was able to carefully access the top 2 boards and there is no sign of component failure there so it maybe something inside the oven itself.