On Wed, 26 Sep 2012 14:11:10 -0600 (MDT), "Don Latham" wrote: >Have any of the 'nuts hacked one of the very simple very cheap GPS USB >devices for your car top to see if there is an available 1 sec tick >inside one of them somewhere?

Mike Trawler Jade wrote: Hi to All: Does anybody have experience on the Coastal Explorer navigator ? Is it easy to work on it? Advantage and contras. Can you recommend that as a primary navigator?

Hello All, I have been investigating the refrigeration issue and have found that at the Walmart website, they have a unit that will fit into the Norcold opening and is about 1/3 the price. It is AC only, but a small dedicated inverter could solve that. The mfg. is "Haier", and I found their website .

Our poles are easy to install, sturdy and are able to accommodate 3+ feeders.

Also one of the male juncos decided he was going to eat suet from inside the holder, I can't close the top all the way. He sits inside on top of the suet and chows down.

The standard images can stream from all 4 channels with a multi_usrp object.  I do this with Gnu Radio all the time, and the   'rx_multi_samples' example UHD code can also stream from multiple channels. If you're just streaming the I/Q, you don't need to explicitly do anything with RFNoC, the multi_usrp UHD API is all you need.  

There might be a "race" to see if the enable pin or the clock pin gets a pulse first and it would be a coin flip now and then but it's only an off by one problem. In the no-steady state case, when power is first applied before the loop is closed.

Good birding to all, E.J. Raynor Fairfield, CT Photo site: www.pbase.com/ether9

First published in the later 1940s, this book is still in print and to my knowledge has never been equalled in its easy-to-understand descriptions of why planes fly and how they are controlled.

A >>> clipping plane is easy and simple.