> It is only easy if you can see the bow from the bridge! As mine is 30' feet away I find it much easier to just look at my watch, which is much closer. My windlass powers out at a set speed, as do all of them, in my case one foot per second, making it very easy to know how much chain is out. Bob Phillips, Another Asylum, Tortola, BVI

. > > Could you please advise on the best way to combine all four channels > into one for this purpose?

ures up at trawlerworld.com shortly. --Listmeister Georgs Site see: http://www.locaboat.com/fram1_e.htm http://www.francetourism.com/activites/boatmapm.htm http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/Toulouse_FR_c.html

a node/subtree and inline it). Here is some similar work in progress where I’m modifying the CSG export to resolve nodes like import() into a polyhedron: https://github.com/openscad/openscad/pull/1882 -Marius

ate the reference there either. Sharla Sharla J. Frost, Attorney at Law City Attorney, Town of Fort Towson, Oklahoma P.O. Box 35 Fort Towson, OK 74735 cityattorney@forttowson.us 713-882-9053

> > GPS timing antennas are sprouting like mushrooms in a lawn all over > JPL. > (that's what they look like... you'll be walking around, and you'll > notice that there's 2 or 3 new stalks sticking up with a little > antenna > on the top, and conduit running down the side of the building) > > While we have masers and cesium sources at JPL, they're not > distributed

. > From the last set of MV89a I got on the bay, all had this issue. > > I had good luck opening mine with a hot air rework station with a small > nozzle to blow the solder seal away. A bit of careful prying with a thin > flat screwdriver while it is still hot to pop the bottom from the case. The > capacitor is easy to get to once the outer can is removed.

Old data never dies, it just sits on computers all over the world. :) Rich Gano (the data dink) FROLIC 2005 Mainship 30 Pilot II Panama City, FL > Does anybody have any recorded data on the normal exhaust elbow > temperature for a 120 hp Lehman engine? Also, is the temperature generally > the same on the top and the bottom of the elbow

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