Emery <die@dieconsulting.com> wrote: > Do you have any rough number as to what they charged you for > this ? > The price at the SRS store is $150. A great deal compared to $100 for a manual or heatsink. Granted the board is a bit more complex than a DE-9 and a couple of BNC connectors. I just looked at the retail for a PRS-10 and got over it.

. ------------------------ If the humidity effect is strictly from mechanical stress on the die as the plastic encapsulant swells or shrinks, would a part in a metal can then be immune from this effect, even if it was non-hermetic?

Thank you all Uriel Frankel

To those listers who use all-chain rodes: I'd be interested in knowing what length chain you have. Best--Michael Oritt Durbeck 48--NAMASTE

This year the 9th Annual Festival takes place MAY 26 TO JUNE 4. There are over 80 events and over 40 top notch leaders. The migration corridor along the shore of Lake Huron known as "The Huron Fringe", extending from Kincardine to Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula is the area we cover.

Power: Newly rebuilt 130 hp Perkins 6.354 diesel with easy 360 degree access Newly rebuilt Borg Warner Velvet Drive transmission Length: 31' Beam: 12' Draft: 4.5' Air draft: 19' with radar mast up 15' 6" to top of Bimini 11' 6" with Bimini down Water tanks: 2 @ 47 gal = 94 gal Fuel: 1 aluminum tank @ 80 gal; 1 new Moeller plastic

Power: Newly rebuilt 130 hp Perkins 6.354 diesel with easy 360 degree access Newly rebuilt Borg Warner Velvet Drive transmission Length: 31' Beam: 12' Draft: 4.5' Air draft: 19' with radar mast up 15' 6" to top of Bimini 11' 6" with Bimini down Water tanks: 2 @ 47 gal = 94 gal Fuel: 1 aluminum

In the photo of the >> top of the board the signal comes into a filter then to a 25db amp >> marked AM50002 by Macom. Above the filter near the input is where the >> decoupled +5VDC for the antenna is connected. If you are only reading >> 0.5VDC, if your're lucky it might only be the amp is fried and that >> could be an easy fix.

So far only grief > glimpses. > >> On Sat., Sep. 26, 2020, 1:32 p.m. Mike V.A.

*Overview*: Continuing with reporting all rare bird reports as they come in through ebird for the summer. This was the last week of May so spring migration is winding down and the trees have all filled out. Finding the birds might be a bit of a challenge now but let’s keep looking.