You all will never know the joy this topic gave him! Getting all worked up and alternately laughing about the unrealistic expectations of people who thought they knew something about boat repair ... Being brutally honest while doing his best to be gentlemanly and considerate of the person's convictions he was graciously dismantling...

Other top objectives were that we wanted to have easy in frame maintenance and repairs, we wanted parts and service to be easily available, and we wanted to maximize the full intermittent power rating of the engine. All these got either an eight or a nine, in comparison to the one that we called a ten. Less important objectives all got a five or a six.

I think it has been requested before and all the 2D geometry modules are fast enough to be functions and I can't see any downsides.

And some folks think that the rolling is a nice, easy motion. They all face the same cast iron fuel tank issues that most boats of that vintage face, although I know of at least one with fiberglass tanks. Many have been refitted with new tanks, generally aluminum. We like our Manatee better in several regards.

> >So, every few weeks I am going to disconnect (easy because I use flag >terminal posts) the batteries and connect them to the pulse units.

Can some one show me the URL if > > there is a website talking about it?

Dear all, is there something like a SCAD Viewer (for Linux)? A tool , with that I can easy and quick scroll through all my SCAD-files? Thank you Karl

The engine is a 1997 all-electronic turbocharged, aftercooled, and supercharged 3.6 liter 260 hp Volvo KAD44 with duo-prop I/O. It currently has 3100 hours, and runs like a top.

Shaporev Sent: 22 September 2015 16:03 To: discuss@lists.openscad.org Subject: Re: [OpenSCAD] batch processing commands I used to write dependencies manually :-) On 22.09.2015 17:26, Torsten Paul wrote: >> make intended to save time and it may really save lot of time in some >> situations. >> > Yes, although that only works if make knows about all the dependencies

It’s a good bet that the guts of all of them are made there. It’s also a good bet that they all are ceramic slab style designs. Bob > On Jan 26, 2019, at 11:10 PM, Denny Page via time-nuts wrote: > > Hi all, > > I’m looking for recommendations on an antenna / splitter configuration.