Richard Cook New Moon (Bounty 257) je1449@aol.com wrote: > Hi all > > Wondering if folks might have some recommendations on all chain > windlass's for a Cape Dory 28 Flybridge > > A small foot print or cut out, perhaps 7" or less is what I'm hoping > for (to install it infront of the anchor locker which is right at the > tip of the bow) > > Thanks >

And given that most want the radio within easy reach from the helm, I've seen external speakers mounted within a foot of the compass, with predictable results. One guy was oh so proud of his newly-installed speakers, all within a short distance of the compass that I didn't have the heart to tell him about what he'd done to his compass' accuracy.

That's all well and good, but standing on deck and trying to determine how much distance exists between the lowest line and the top of a mast, 50 feet or more up there, is often difficult to do with any accuracy.

It would be quite easy to drill up through the whole assembly, into the container, through the center of the push button which is about 2 inches in diameter. A piece of fine mesh screen inside and out would keep away the hornets and other intruders. All good suggestion! Looks like at least one more trip on to the roof!

Be > aware that there are two small inductors on the top side of the board that have > metal covers that will probably stay in the potting compound. Just leave them > there.

Anyhow, I solved it by keeping it as two libaries - one for PJSIP (using libtool -static) and one for the Xcode library (which is a wrapper on top of PJ) Benny, I haven't tried your script yet, but I am doing something pretty similar to what Alejandro suggested above - a single line to just group all the .as to a single .a best On Fri, Oct 1, 2010 at 11:26

under >> usrp3/top/X300/coregen >> >> -Ian >> >> >> On Sep 26, 2014, at 8:39 AM, Robert Palumbo via USRP-users < >> usrp-users@lists.ettus.com> wrote: >> >> Hey, >> >> I'm trying to instantiate an XADC on my X300, to expose the build-in >> temperature/voltage monitoring capabilities.

> > Bob Clinkenbeard > US Army 1966-1972 All Hands, Bob has an excellent point. I believe that this issue can be put to rest. I appreciate the fact that this subject engenders deep, emotional responses from people, and rightly so. However, it's best if we stay on topics related to boating and the Great Loop in particular.

Do you want > to have a callback on_any_event() to catch all internal event > structures [1]? > > As Python API is build on top of PJSUA(-lib) [2] AFAIK it can only > be/is extended to incorporate current PJSUA capabilities. Therefore, > is the desired functionality in PJSUA?

Marin wrote: I've had a few people in my marina tell me the "just do it yourself" thing, and when I've asked them to explain how, they've come to the boat and said, "Hm, there's nowhere easy to put the jack, REPLY Not every person grew up as a shade tree mechanic. Nor do most people have all the nifty tools for each job.