Thank you for all your pain.

Obviously, making sure I have sufficient bandwidth in all areas. Cheers. Stephan.

. > > As for now, when I try this, I get all my 4 channels with the same > sampling rate, which is the one of the last channel added. > > Is it just possible to do it ?

" quality > must be a US craftmanship problem. Nope! I'm the US craftsman using European plumbing parts, as instructed by the manufacturers. But I'm puzzled! First you tell me you have never seen an O-ring with a jamb nut in a heating system, and then you tell me that your system, presumably without any such O-ring seals, doesn't leak??? -Chuck Harris

the > ubiquitous NPT. Over the decades, I have lived in many houses, including > my current house, with circulating hot water heat and cast iron radiators, > and I have never had to redo a radiator connection. I've never had a > leak, and most of these systems were old when I bought the house. > > If you have straight pipe threads going into radiators, there is an > installer who should be made to re-do the job. Maybe he was an > out-of-work electrician, and used rigid electrical conduit for pipe. > > Straight threads and O rings are seen only in hydraulic systems, not > domestic water or heating systems, and the mating parts have correctly > designed pockets to hold the O-rings. And they do not use jam nuts. One > screws them together until they bottom. > > Joe Gwinn > > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > and follow the instructions there. > >

ipe sizes varying to > suit flow and equipment fittings. [snip]

If I were to describe what sort of sound problem I am encountering then it is as follows: when echo canceller is disabled, I get a good sense of converstation, i.e. both ends here each other well with a relatively good sound quality having very few or no drop outs at all. But ofcourse the echo is heard whenever headphones are not used on the PDAs.

.> I don't plan on a computer right now, but there are $500 desk top PC's now that seem to seem to have all the goodies of the $2000+ lap tops and on a trawler a place could probably be found to fit one.

After reading all the discussion here about the Battery MINDer I thought that's what I wanted. I found several online for $49.95. Just on a whim, I typed in BATTERY MINDER on eBay and at the top of the returned list was a single Battery MINDer where the top bid was $25.00 and there was 45 SECONDS left!

I would consider a paint like Pettit Boot top paint, Brightside boot top striping or Toplac--all of which are recommended for Boot top and name painting. You must remove the old paint--at least to a point where you can get a good "grip" with the new paint.