. > When you cal a 3458A the first step is to short the inputs and wait for the > thermals to die.

(Bill Waterson: Calvin & Hobbes)On Sep 25, 2021, at 1:36 PM, Leonard Martin Struttmann wrote:As a tangential topic, how would one put numbers on each face, i.e., turn this into a 20-sided die for Dungeons and Dragons?

Dream On (an almost all girl Aerosmith tribute band) are playing a free all-ages show at the Rialto Theater as a promotion for the Broadway Center Live Large campaign (see www.tacomaraffle.com).

Go to their website. Call them. They are very easy to talk to. And they are helpful and patient. No connections, just a happy customer. P.S. Looking forward to seeing a lot of listees at the Solomons Trawlerfest. We will have a get-together there. It is in the works. We are missing the super organizer Dennis Bruckel and Esther to do this tradition!

Can someone recommend me a good (and > cheap) PIC, and possible some literature (be it a book or website)?

that is actually the lesser of problems, but that i'm not sure how toxic is the polyurethane materials after all MDI etc if it would necessitate using a proper VOC respirator etc, quite expensive but may after all be necessary. expanding foams are quite easy to buy say from construction products businesses, e.g. for foam insulation etc. no need for the speciality

Individual paper abstracts will soon appear on our website. We will also have our annual meeting in conjunction at the conference, time and date still TBD.

Hi all, I have been following the "nobeltec" discussion with great interest as I make digital maps for a living and I have two PC based nav systems on my boat. This discussion has missed a major point! All of these bells and whistles need the underlying data to work.

When you put all the requirements together, you end up scratching your head figuring where to put the darn thing! 4)- the inside antenna is pretty big, about 8x6 and 2" thick so it's not that easy to hide it somewhere. 5)- the cables provided inthe kit are too short... they want 25' separation but the outside antenna cable is only 50' long...

All the people we know who do it, including a number of sailboaters, say that once you figure out the routine, it's no big deal at all. Easy for me to say--- we've never tried it.