Thanks Forrest, I've added this to my documentation packed for my own PRS-10; I suspect that I'm only a year or two from (possibly) needing it myself.

Thanks for reminding me that I need to tinker around with my PRS-10s. :) Cheers, Magnus On 2019-09-13 08:12, Forrest Christian (List Account) wrote: > Mainly wanting to post this to the list so it will end up in the archives. > > So I decided to give calibration/adjustment of my bench PRS-10 a go. > > What I discovered is that on my particular unit, the frequency

0 0 0 Osprey 16 28 28 Bald Eagle 7 10 10 Northern Harrier 16 25 25 Sharp-shinned Hawk 643 890 890 Cooper's Hawk 2 2 2 American Goshawk

>From Meredith Sampson: 10/26/10 - Old Greenwich, home feeders -- 9 PINE SISKINS. Also had a brief visit from a flock of about 30 Red-wing Blackbirds, all in a feeding frenzy under a feeder, then poof, they left as suddenly as they came. Time to watch for Cave Swallows, which were a no-show last year.

10/1. Participating in Chuck’s October Community Garden challenge, I visited my local Stratford Community Garden (Connors Ln), and was surprised to find a late female-type ORCHARD ORIOLE and a DICKCISSEL among the usual sparrows and goldfinches about 10:15am. Were off to a good start! Frank Mantlik Stratford Sent from my iPhone

The fractional frequency instability observed was 10-16 (1 x 10^-16) over a 1 second interval. The frequencies I listed above are approximate -- they actually measured a 1.5 MHz beat note between the ~10 GHz signals.

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Since no one has posted yet, the hummingbird is present today, seen by many so far up to 10:00 am.

Op 3-3-2011 10:47, Werner Dittmann schreef: > Stefan, > > have a look to project CSIPSIMPLE - fully compiled > for Android. > > Regards, > Werner > > > Am 03.03.2011 10:26, schrieb Stefan Hobbel: >> Hello, >> >> has anyone compiled PJSIP for Android, running on ARM?

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