At 08:26 AM 2/12/2012, Azelio Boriani wrote: >Extremely delicate that fluffy contton, try not to tear apart it so that >you can place it again on top when closing the MV89. In my opinion the >internal oven is the inner one... If that's actually the inner oven, where's the outer oven?

On 26/07/12 17:49, Tom Miller wrote: > Hi Bob, > > Did you look at his pictures of the oscillator? I think the base will > need to be secured and the top pulled off. This is different from most > of the OCXOs I have seen.

subID=S20339807 John Marshall Watertown http://www.johnsbirdinglinks.com/ Sent from my iPhone > On Oct 26, 2014, at 8:43 AM, "Danforth, Mark E \(Mark\) via CTBirds" wrote: > > Continuing bird at Seaside park at Soundview Ave. looking east toward large tanks, on top of wire fence.

On 3/11/26 8:06 AM, Glenn Butcher via Discuss wrote: > I'm using the 3MF file format to populate a viewer for others to > navigate a model for collaboration in restoring an old railroad car.  > Current OpenSCAD appears to save models to 3MF as individual meshes of > the module calls in the top-level script, cool beans.

Frequency-offset and drift is relatively easy properties to establish and compensate, it's systematics. The stability is a random variations, the noise processes that goes on top of that. If you look into the VIM and GUM you discover the Type A and Type B types of precision, and it is exactly about this where you have random noise vs. systematic effects.

But, for those of us who shut our A/C systems down periodically, we have what we think is a better and very easy solution. Years ago, we drilled a hole in the top of our A/C seawater strainer and tapped it for a 1/2 inch ball valve. On the other end of the ball valve we installed a garden hose click-on-click-off fitting.

We were immediately attracted to the large open-top cage of young ferrets. They were playful, soft, adorable, small and easy to care for (care is very similar to cats). I rubbed several of the squirming ferrets over my face to test for allergic reactions.

I have spent the past several weeks installing and re-installing XP due to problems with VirtualBox, XP file formats, snapshot corruptions, trying to install XEN on top of VirtualBox (don't do that!) or any number of other problems.

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.

[In order to make everyone happy, I have top posted AND bottom posted my reply :-)] On another list I read, the moderator deletes all top posts without warning (your post just never shows up). It is difficult to have different posting rules for each list.