jim_klessig wrote > From my point of view, it comes down to the fundamental difference in the > conceptual way Fc and openscad work. In FC, you have an object from which > you can "grab" a face, a line, or a point, and do something to it, or in a > specific relationship to it.In Openscad, there really is nothing to > "grab".

I would like to know if it is possible to create a streamer, for more than N channels, with a sampling rate which different for each channel. As for now, when I try this, I get all my 4 channels with the same sampling rate, which is the one of the last channel added. Is it just possible to do it ?

Where did you get the larger coin mechanism? Somebody has to pay for the repairs. :(:( Ken, Family Fun, Seward Alaska

The manual specifies it as a coin battery which it is not. It is supposed to be changed every 3 years. Edmond Badham COSMO Wilmington, NC

> >> > >> > >> > >> Can I coin the phrase; A man that has one DC Voltage standard knows how > >> accurate his meter is, whereas a man with two standards is not quite > sure!

I have a question about that. If I understand correctly, recent IAU resolutions have decoupled the definition of the SI second from the terrestrial geoid, which is too fuzzy to be used for a definition. Instead the geoid potential is held fixed by (or defined by) a constant. Potential with respect to what exactly?

Could you please post the web site for free dockage for me , lost it some how. Thanks Bob on ILLUSION P31 looping from OHIO and back to Lake Erie

To mark the visit, Rochon presented each airman with a presidential commemorative coin. "You're always welcome back home. We're honored to have you here," Rochon said as he presented Spann with a coin.

To mark the visit, Rochon presented each airman with a presidential commemorative coin. "You're always welcome back home. We're honored to have you here," Rochon said as he presented Spann with a coin.

From 100 MHz fc to 6 GHz fc, we loose ≈ 36 dB. Regards -- Cédric Hannotier