Leech via USRP-users wrote: > > >> On 05/19/2015 03:10 AM, Marcus Müller via USRP-users wrote: > >>/ Hello Xinke, > />>/ > />>/ this is indeed interesting, on many levels: > />>/ You're successfully sending 100MS/s (no "U"s, right?)

I've been wondering about the issue of whether it's best to operate a PRS-10 only at times of need, or continuously, with respect to life. I posed the question direct;y to SRS, and they claim that it is better to leave it running all the time.

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Following that, barrier coats (about 5) to 20 mil thickness. After that, 2 coats of Trinidad SR. After that, we're outta' here! (With our checkbook considerably lighter, and a boat with a bottom built like a brick **it house.)

. > This is why mil spec connectors now requires crimping instead of > soldering. They learned the > hard way that soldered connections eventually have a nearly 100% > failure rate. > > regards > > Arild >

. > They state that the mil spec aircraft fluid is better, but they are not > too specific as to why it is better. > Hi Nick et al, The three main differences between 5606 aircraft hydraulic fluid and ATF are the viscosity index of the products, the inclusion (or not) of detergent/dispersant additives, and the napthenic base stock content.

>>Kings cage = 91836 >>mil spec:  M39012/01-0005 >> >>a few bucks each >> >>2. consider adding a foam in place insulation, inside the plastic pipe >>to support the coaxial cable. >>drill a 1/8" hole every few feet and squirt in the aerosol foam till it >>comes out of the hole.