kb8tq@n1k.org said: > The gotcha with putting anything on top of a GPS antenna is that it impacts > the phase shift from the sat’s. How important that is gets quickly into just > how picky you happen to be. How picky do I have to be before that is significant? How geeky would I have to be to measure it?

> The reference is a 16 pins ceramic dil ic with ceramic top. No type number is readable due to a cooling block glued to the top. The reference should be 20 ppm per year. Any sugestions what this ic could be ?

I was in the silo parking lot about to give up when I saw it fly from near the entrance, possibly from across Route 154, east across the open field to the top of a tall tree along the river.

You cannot search based on construction or habitat and all the nest views are top down. So if you’re wondering who made a nest made of mud and grass in a tree fork on the edge of an urban woodland...you have to look through the whole book and even then you can’t identify it because you saw a side view and not top down.

( obj1 ); function makeIt( shape, h=3, r=2, stps=16, chkIt=false ) = ( offset_sweep( shape, height = h, steps = stps, top = os_circle( r = r ), check_valid = chkIt ) ); The first picture is the object when using the module call.

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Meet at 8 AM at the Tops Market in Wrights Corners, on Route 78 at Route 104. Bring a lunch and warm clothes for a trip that will last through the afternoon. Visitors are always welcome on BOS trips.] GR. WHITE-FR.

The fuel and water tanks are integral fiberglass (built into the structure) and mine have access panels on the top of each tank. So you won't have any rust problems. Two things that I have added are a hydraulic stern thruster and a fuel polishing system.

I did this on the top of the case, so that the mark left by the chisel would not be visible when the battery pack was reattached to the radio. With the top seam opened about 1/8", I was able to pull the two halves of the case apart with my hands.

Species underlined in bold type require completion of a rare bird report available on the KFN website or directly from me. Highlights: Migration certainly showed signs of slowing down this week but a couple of great sightings, including Eurasian Collared Dove and American White Pelican, were nice compensation for the single observers.