Bob & Debbie Huddleston AB6NI KC6SKY HuddlestonB_D@msn.com -----Original Message----- From: Michael Tellup To: trawler-world-list@samurai.com Date: Wednesday, October 14, 1998 10:36 AM Subject: What to do with all the @#$&%^$% burgees >Well, we are developing a collection of burgees (MTOA, Trawlerfest

. > > All three SVG files have the same values of: > >    width="571.5mm" > >    height="428.625mm" > >    viewBox="0 0 571.5 428.625" > > Am I correct that OpenSCAD is not preserving this information upon import?

Easy walking distance to movie theater, Winn Dixie, restaurants, hospital, liquor store, ... 305-852-8380. Dania Beach Marina, just south of Ft. Lauderdale FL, on the ocean side of the ICW. $575/mo. for a 36' boat, all inclusive. You must be able to get under a 17' MHW bridge. Ocean beach right across the road.

The wing-tags were plainly visible and the number-letter combinations were easy to read with a scope at approximately 200-250m. Ontbirders are urged to check all egrets seen this summer/autumn for leg-bands or wing-tags and to report them on Ontbirds or to write to me personally with their details of banded/ and marked egrets.

As we all know, it is easy to kick the stern but much harder to move > the bow. How does one do this maneuver with grace (or at all)?

This year I purchased the Lowrance LCX 26 HD (which has all of the NOAA --called Nauticpath by Lowrance, and the topo maps --widely spaced contour intervals/lake shorelines on a 20 gig hard drive)--but excellent mapping programs and a very good depthsounder.

Certainly cheap and easy, and more > visible at anchor the entire night. > Phil Pennington

. > > Best match probably is something like the HP/Symmetricom 58532A antenna, which has gain > 30dB -- most "active" GPS antennas are in the 24 - 26 dB range. I have a 26dB timing antenna the kind that is easy to find on eBay. It works well with my T-bolt.

http://www.mrrace.com/TrimbleGPS/BuildingTheMount.jpg To hold the GPS antenna in place at the top of the container, I cut a small aluminum plate, carefully drilled 3 holes for 2-56 hardware through the top of the container, using the aluminum plate as a template.

The “F” barrel connector > through the > side of the container makes it easy to just unscrew the cable if > necessary. > The seal on the container is about ¾ of an inch wide, and really > holds on to > the inside of the container. > > > > http://www.mrrace.com/TrimbleGPS/BuildingTheMount.jpg > > > > To hold the GPS antenna in place at the top of the container