I pulled with me some gear (CNT-90 and SR620) for him to play with, so a good warmup exercise was to measure the offset between the PPS and the clock output (5 MHz or 10 MHz). The results was uhm... spread out... so we felt like sending you guys a report.

. > > I'm using several Windows 10 machines on the same LAN, all using NTP client > software from Meinberg. The typical offset and jitter in those are about > 100-500 µs. I would like to make it lower. > [] > Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

On Mon, Aug 12, 2019 at 10:14 PM Achim Gratz wrote: > Adam Kumiszcza writes: > > I've made a ca. 10.5 cm metal disc cut from an old car radio chasis and > put > > it under my gps antenna. It does not hang now, but lays on the window > sill, > > facing up. > > That way you changed three variables in one go.

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Hello, CT birders, I birded the Salt Meadow Unit of McKinney NWR from 7:44 until 10:00 this morning. Very birdy; list is as follows: -Great Blue Heron (1) -Great Egret -Snowy Egret -Little Blue Heron (1 adult, 3-4 immatures) -Mallard -Osprey (1, flyover near parking lot) -raptor sp.

Hawk Cliff Hawkwatch Port Stanley, Ontario, Canada Daily Raptor Counts: Sep 10, 2022 ------------------------------------------------------------------- Species Day's Count Month Total Season Total ------------------ ----------- -------------- -------------- Black Vulture 0 0 0 Turkey Vulture

usp=sharing> Race: http://www.steelmantriathlon.com/fc/reg_policies.php fc/reg_policies.php> > On May 19, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Jon Wesler wrote: > > Gators, > > > So Sorry for sending another email(and Brent, I am not promising that this will be the last email about this, but likely real close), but

In FC, you have an object from which you can "grab" a face, a line, or a point, and do something to it, or in a specific relationship to it.In Openscad, there really is nothing to "grab".

Mute Swan numbers have reached several score, the lone Trumpeter Swan in the marsh has been seen as recently as November 10, and Tundra Swans were at Salt Point (12 on November 10) and in the marsh (2 on November 12).

High counts include two BLACK-BELLIED PLOVERS on June 9, three SEMIPALMATED PLOVERS on June 11, fifteen SANDERLINGS on June 9, two SEMIPALMATED SANDPIPERS on June 9, and singles of PIPING PLOVER (June 7), RUDDY TURNSTONE (June 9 and 10), WHITE-RUMPED SANDPIPER (June 10), and DUNLIN (June 10 and 11).