With several thousand waterfowl congregating between Hickey's Point on Howe Island and Holiday Bay on Wolfe Island, in the open water of the St-Lawrence River I counted 10 Bald Eagles today @ 4PM sitting on the ice (2 adults and 8 immature).

On 10/1/2018 9:01 AM, ew via time-nuts wrote: > I made a mistake in the previous post we use the ICS 570 with very good results in many applications. So it was easy to test. This has to be the easiest and lowest cost circuit. Start with an AC14 ST, followed by a divide by 5. I used part of a HC390 but a LS 90 will do.

Turkey Vultures... 12 Osprey... 10 Bald Eagle... 1 3rd/4th year Northern Harrier... 3 Sharp-Shin Hawk...74 Cooper's Hawk... 36 Broad-wing Hawk... 1 Red-Tailed HAwk... 6 American Kestrel... 24 Merlin... 8 Peregrine Falcon... 5 Total for the day... 180 Other birds of note: Tree Swallow... 250 +/- Thanks to Don Morgan who came and brought the

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. > > Would someone with a Jupiter board trace the connection from the 10 KHz > output back to the pin on the chip it originates from? That would be a > huge help.

In message <4F947FF0.8070703@rubidium.dyndns.org>, Magnus Danielson writes: >On 04/22/2012 10:47 PM, bg@lysator.liu.se wrote: >Interlocking two oscillators like that might be a really bad idea, as >the PLL will have a gain, so risk having a gain loop, especially when >the oscillators have the same default parameters being setup.

If cables are short (which is not hard at 10 MHz), it would just be a resistive divider. If the source impedance is low, it's just more work for the driver. If the source includes 50 ohms, that's a 5:1 (1/6) divider so it probably works if the receivers are reasonably sensitive. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam.

>From Steve Spector, extralimital: (Common) Greenshank, Brigantine, NJ, 10/23/17 charsjs@sbcglobal.net

The Rusty Blackbirds were not seen (on two visits) today along County Road 10 near Ridge Road. Pamela Stagg