If the 32 MHz reference is a crystal then hooking into the caps for a varicap is easy enought for most hams. Cheers, Magnus

Because the oscillator and buffer stages generally only draw a few ma., a low power linear regulator with good filtering is easy to design. HP says this about the simple circuit they used in the 10811: "8-25. VOLTAGE REFERENCES (5.7V AND 6.4V)  8-26. Constant current diode CR2 feeds 1 mA to zener diode CR3 providing 6.4Vdc for the  EFC varactor reference.

Hi Bob, On 12/03/14 19:26, Bob Stewart wrote: > Hi Magnus, > > Thanks very much for this response! It will be very easy to add the exponential averager to my code and do a comparison to the moving average. I have no experience with PI/PID.

All in all, I like the swim platform mounting over the top deck and crane method. It is safer, quicker, and easier than the top deck. And besides, the top deck is now a larger gathering place for guests. Don Sorensen M/V Esperanza DeFever 60 Flush Deck Seattle/Dallas

We are all in your debt.

All three may be customizable, depends on what you want. I do need at least one of the three guys to pick the third option, but I wouldn't be surprised if they all do! It's first-come, first-served in terms of picking the location.

In the photo of the >> top of the board the signal comes into a filter then to a 25db amp >> marked AM50002 by Macom. Above the filter near the input is where the >> decoupled +5VDC for the antenna is connected. If you are only reading >> 0.5VDC, if your're lucky it might only be the amp is fried and that >> could be an easy fix.

I have checked it in thrown together view, but all seems fine and correctly orientated. I have also tried removing the cylinders and it then doesn't report any warnings on export.

I'm trying to figure >>>>> out how the higbee ends in BOSL2 should work, and I got some feedback from >>>>> an erratic individual who writes once a month that I was doing it all >>>>> wrong.

Not all the Rough-legged Hawks have headed north yet either. Am. Kestrels have become abundant and N. Harriers put in appearances at Seeley's Bay, Camden East, and Amherst Island. Bald Eagles were at Bedford Mills and Seeley's Bay and a Red-shouldered Hawk was reported from the Westport area.