With top/bottom panels and the adjust panel on is easy to deal with. Dripping iso through switch while slowly cycling switch (cases off unit up on end so drips out) followed by re-lube with deoxit D5 seems to work well. (Deoxit D5 and D10 are 5%/10% deoxit 95%/90% iso). I have small bottle of D100 and mix with iso when needed, generally about 98% iso.

If you need new tie rods, the catalog price is around $90, but they can also be made by yourself with brass rod and the appropriate sized threading die. I would guess that a wholesale price would be around $70. If the plug crumbled when trying to remove it,or is soft, get the appropriate size threading tap, and use it the clean out the threads.

Easy, just a buffer or inverter and a flip flop. But looking > at the pinout of the 74LVC1G175 (D flip flop) it doesn't have a Q not > output. So now I need a second inverter to make it toggle.

Ed On 7/26/2012 9:19 AM, Ron Ward wrote: > Hi ED: > Good point but I guess that it's all resistance heating and copper is > about 10 times more conductive than steel and the contact surface area > is quite small.

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This tree is always an easy place to see Ruby- throated Hummingbird, Baltimore & Orchard Orioles, and (soon) Cape May Warbler. The Blenhein sewage lagoons have a good variety of ducks including many Ruddy Ducks.

A cool day in a continuingly moody spring, but birds’ circadian rhythms in tune with recent global warmings look to expand their reproductive possibilities in time and space – this on top of many storm centres in places south leads to some unusual sightings for April.  

To let people die when they could've been helped is just something most people couldn't do, and I suspect that would include you. Frank

The MMIC VCO is just a die (or a die in a package) and >> it's >> pretty much immune to external effects, since the resonator is built into >> the oscillator. >> > > We've used both. The DRO has much better open loop phase noise, and this > synthesizer is for a single frequency, so the DRO only needs enough > tuning to make up for drift.

Hi, Thanks to all that replied to my iPhone bird song app question.