All birds still offering good looks. -- Sent from my mobile device Scott Kruitbosch Stratford, CT

A number of expert birders have had very good scope views and all agree it is not a Mountain Plover. Sent from Samsung Mobile

Hi all, We want to get OpenBTS up and running with a mobile, but we dont want to touch the USRP1. So we decided to resample the internal clock. We know it will work for a VERY short duration, but we are fine with that. Anyone have any ideas of doing this? Ahmed

Dear all, I would to use the USRP E310 with a power operated power supply. Since it has an embedded processor, I would like to place the device in a mobile robot. Any suggestions of power supply products will be really helpful If you are using one. Thanks, Prabhu

> > I won't name names, but the one I use is popular, has a web front end, keeps > all of my mail around in a searchable format (no need to waste your time > generating a word doc), squashes out quoted fragments of the previous > messages (puts them behind a -Show Quoted Text- link), and rhymes with > "female".

All the Best Ken m/v Mrs. Hudson

Bottom line is I still have a lot to learn as I see boats all the time which have to-die-for finishes.......and professional crew.

> > Yes, All Macs come with NTP already installed. (Version 4.2.6) All So Chris have you managed to get a GPS updating NTP as a peer on Mac OS X 10.7.4? Linux Ubuntu 12.04 has NTP 4.2.6p3 and that works OK > you need to do is replace the binary that lives in /usr/sbin. Replace with what?

Also, a good way to jam the crimper is to place a too-large connector in the wrong die. If you cannot COMPLETELY close the crimper, the blue-handled Ancor I own will jam and require disassembly - you do not want to "try this at home!" Ron Rogers Annapolis, MD ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dr.

Magnesium is used to protect aluminum or aluminum/zinc alloys (die cast, white metal). Magnesium anodes could be used in fresh water but cost more and disolve faster than zinc for about the same protection for metals found on most trawlers. Magnesium anodes disappear very fast in salt water.