from Dana Campbell: 10/26 - New Haven - Lighthouse Point Park Hawkwatch -~ Juvenile Golden Eafle. The HAMANA bird came to visit on weak SSW wind. Soon followed by a kettle of 15 Turkey Vultures for nice contrast. I was just thinking about how bored I was....... Never say die. ---------- Sent from the Verizon network using Mobile Email

Branford Supply Pond Highlights: 1 Blue-headed Vireo, 8 Northern Rough Winged Swallows, 11 Palm Warblers, 10 Pine Warblers, 4 Ruby -Crowned Kinglets. My first visit there - nice birding trails. A quick drive through at Hammonasset produced 3 Glossy Ibis near the nature ctr marsh. East Haddam Yard -- 3 Pine Siskin.

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6 May 2019 10:40 am: Blue Grosbeak continues at playground area.

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FREE Workshop - Space still available Natural Daylight with Solatube - last chance until February 2012 Saturday, September 24 10:30 a.m. to noon City of Tacoma EnviroHouse (Tacoma Landfill, 3510 S. Mullen St., 98409) This workshop covers the basics of natural daylighting plus a DIY demonstration from the experts on how to self-install the Solatube system.

Rob Brueckner wrote: -----Original Message----- After buying the TRACE TM500A I found a Link 10 online at about the same price...so the TRACE is not the cost saving I thought...I am not sure exactly how the two differ, but the TRACE Monitor panel looks cool. It provides exactly the status readings and flexibility I sought.

Logical conclusions for my filters are: Observations: Racor calls the 30 micron filter (turbine series) a primary filter; calls the 10 micron filter a secondary or primary filter depending on your engine manufacturer; and calls the 2 micron filter a final/secondary. They repeat this for all their diesel filters.

On 2014-06-09 10:56 AM, Mark Richter via Trawlers-and-Trawlering wrote: > I agree with Steve and Peter that your problem is more likely bad > batteries than a bad inv/charger. For testing, you might borrow a 12v > battery, even one from a car. Replace the 8D's with the borrowed > battery and try charging.