Forecast for today was NE winds at 13 mph, pouring rain, and about 10 hawks.    Instead, it turned out to be NE at 13 mph, cloudy and no rain, and 389 raptors including a second-for-the-season Northern Goshawk, 4 more Bald Eagles, 201 Sharpies, and 50 Red-tailed Hawks.   

>From Greg Hanisek   10/26 New Haven, Lighthouse Point hawk watch - best bird was WESTERN KINGBIRD (with a tail) that put in a 2-3 minute appearance treetop-hopping its way through park.  

Still present along Snyder's Flats Rd. around 10:30 this morning. Was hanging around the tall tree between the end of the road and the parking area just before that. A mature bald eagle flyby was a bonus! Directions as per previous posts below. Good birding.

Subject: T&T: Racor 2 micron vrs 10 micron Hello All, It would be helpful to me and maybe other listees if the poster(s) would include the number of engine hours accumulated on their engines each year, and the type of boat use, lake, ICW, offshore, etc.

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. > > I need a 10 MHz Band-Pass Filter, Bandwidth is not critical, something > small with SMA connectors would be ideal, but I can live with BNC. > > Anyone have such a beast or know where I can get one ? I checked Mini-Circuits > and choked on the price !! > > Dick, it is really easy to build one. The wonderful (free!)

One ppb at 10 MHz is 0.01 Hz. It also is a the resolution limit on a 5335 at 1 second. Bob > On Aug 19, 2016, at 5:29 PM, Mark Sims wrote: > > Try driving your counter frequency reference input with the LPRO or comparing the LPRO with the GPSDO.

2) I want to distribute 10 MHz references by fiber. There are RF-over-Fiber products available, but too expensive for me (thousands of $$$ per xmit/rcv set). I am thinking that it should be possible to use fiber Ethernet components to do this. I don't mean IEEE 1588 but a much simpler, no-computer-required, solution.

Pins 9 and 10 are the two inputs to an AND gate. > The 24MHz counter is being "anded" with the phase detector and the > result of the AND is then fed to the counter. My data sheet shows > pins 2 and 10 as being called "enable".

> > Thank you and good luck > > On Wed, Nov 5, 2025 at 11:28 PM Lynne Richardson via ONTBIRDS < > birdalert@ontbirds.ca> wrote: > >> >> Hello Birders, >> >> For the past week, a RufousHummingbird has been visiting the yard of >> Stella Cole, in the small hamlet ofProton Station which is located just >> off/southwest of Hwy 10, midway betweenOwen