First pass would be to pull the plastic off of a couple of bad ones and get some pictures of the die. After that, trace them back and see if they are Brand A or Brand B. Next, do the same for a good one (or two) and see if the die trace to the same manufacturer.

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People have been studying all kinds of things, so good clues may still lay around if you dare look for them. Thanks for remembering this stuff. Cheers, Magnus

On 2/19/26 15:52, Father Horton via Discuss wrote: > REXX. Now there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time!

) >>>              cube(100); >>>      // slanted bottom >>>      translate([-50, 15, 17]) >>>          rotate([-27, 0, 0]) >>>              cube(100); >>>      } >>> sphere (1); >>> } >>> >>> On 13/5/26 11:48, Jon Bondy via Discuss wrote: >>>> Any easy way to round the edges on this shape?

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Designs from that era need to be upgraded to >eally get them to be all they can be with SA turned off.

These struts are easy to fix. I wish all boat issues were that easy. Ron ----- Original Message ----- From: "ralph" | The "supports" are called pilasters. I looked at a lot of used sedans of | different makes and all of the pilasters showed damage, so we gave it up | and went to a sundeck trawler.

Top of a pitch pine. > > > > > > > > --------------------- > > > > Sent: Friday, January 5, 2018 7:26 PM > > Subject: [CT Birds] Red Crossbill Bolton > > > > Passing this along.

Can you get this all done with 40 GHz as your “top” frequency? >> Traditional cesiums and rubidiums use a pair >> of synthesized frequencies being then sent into a step-recover diode >> inside a tuned cavity which then does the mixing and selects the right >> combination. > > Same scheme might work here.