Hello Ontbirders: Just to let you know that for those who haven't had a chance recently to get out to the Alfred Sewage Lagoons, there were still three Eared Grebes there as of late yesterday afternoon, October 26. This is down from the six reported earlier in the month, but they were easy to see in the east pond from the observation tower.

At 11:26 PM 9/13/00 -0400, "Mike Tellup" wrote: >I was under the (possibly mistaken) impression that the >O1-jr GCF could >be used for a fuel polishing filter, and at around $100, >seems to be a >reasonable solution. For this unit you use a roll of toilet >paper. > >Did I miss something? No, you did not miss anything.

I installed a U-1 battery that cost $26 dollars and it started the engine about 20 times with no problem. The engine has a 10 amp alternator so it should keep the charge up. I tried the pull starter and it takes a lot of effort. More than I want to do. The engine is easy to tilt up and is really quiet.

On 26/12/2016 19:28, "Richy_T" wrote: > Sometimes, especially if you're 3D printing, you just want to cut off > everything beyond a certain value.

Yes, easy, but I have found that a side effect of accessing the ColorMap class early is to make the GUI lock up at the splash screen.

Tbolts work with 26 dB antennas, but like 35 better. >2) I want to feed two GPS units with one roof mounted antenna. I >figure that splitters are just a transformers and will not pass DC to >power the antenna. There must be an easy way around this.

One place where an error is easy to getting the polarity go the PPS signal correct. It you invert it then yo are syncing on the trailing edge, you want the leading edge. -- Chris Albertson Redondo Beach, California

The third presentation is on optical clocks, so it is highly relevant to the list, but I think that all four presentation should be of interest as it ties things together nicely. PS. This week my IEEE Senior Member plaque finally came, and as instructed and insisted by my boss, I hang it up in my office wall. Cheers, Magnus

Don't get fooled by the technical information at the top of the page. All current Icom products are on this page, from the top to about 10 inches down. After that it is all equipment manuals. Marine, Aviation, Land, etc. http://www.icomamerica.com/support/documents/index_tc.html

All lands and facilities are closed and all programs > > >> and activities are cancelled. For more information, please > > >> visit www.doi.gov/shutdown. > > >>>> Patrick > > >>>> > > >>>> Patrick M.