and to top it off,you have to guess how the local cops will interpret "slow speed minimum wake" a 50 footer at 7kts throws minimum wake... once i had a broward sherif waving at me to slow down... he was looking at the larger wake from his 25' center console!

Forums require you to choose to go to the forum, choose a top to read, etc. A miasling list, you just read messages as they come in.

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But there is simply not that much spectrum physically suitable for mobile broadband use, even if you allocate it all to wireless carriers -- frequencies below about 500 MHz require antennas too large for practical handsets, and frequencies much above 2 GHz do not carry far enough in open country, or penetrate sufficiently into buildings, natural canyons

. > >After all, what you are doing when you cut a line is dropping a perpetual >killing machine to the bottom--crabs die, attracts other crabs to the pot, >which die, which attracts other crabs. Same for lobsters.

sizes. >> >> Die size is not really an issue until they become big enough to >> impact overall yield. >> >> And apropos: I just used a LPC810, to do 5MHz to 1Hz for my HP5065A >> clock.

If you look at the Chapman section on anchor scope determination, you will see this in that they specifically recommend 7 or 8:1 as a normal scope for ROPE rodes, but "with all-chain rodes, a scope of 3 to 5 is adequate for all normal conditions".

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