Hi There are a lot of different 78x05 devices out there and various outfits pay more or less attention to the tempco on various die shrinks / redesigns. You can see a *wide* range of temperature performance ( > 10:1) between different examples from vendor A vs vendor B. With any linear regulator, self heating can degrade the “input side” rejection.

If you utter > an undefined variable name in any other expression context, you get an > error; when you give one to *this specific function* you don't. > > > > Nobody will die, but every such magic case that you add makes the > language harder to understand. > > > > --- > > > > Let's look at other languages for a moment.

Anyone have experience rebuilding cabin tops on late 70s CHB, Puget Trawler, GB, OA etc.? (/`7.8Richard8.74/)

Note also that if this dome is at the top of the print, your ability to avoid tree rings is dependent on the Z resolution of your printer.

The only difference is that the letters should have an initial thickness at the top and expand to the bottom. -- Sent from: http://forum.openscad.org/

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I don't really speak BOSL2, but it works OK for me once I add include to the top.

A "Blue Top" is a Wenzel Associates ultra-low phase noise oscillator. Wenzel makes a version in a standard small package that we refer to as a "ULN" (ultra low noise). The "Blue Top" is that oscillator mounted in a larger (but still small) enclosure with better thermal control and electrical isolation.

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