>On Mon, 10 Dec 2001 14:50:05 -0800 "Dale Scott" > writes: >> We found some plastic tiles about 12" on a side that snap >together. >> They >> are a mesh type tile intended to go on locker room floors etc.

They are much lighter than the 8Ds, but really pack the power (1080 >Amp Hours at the 10 hour rate). The price I got from my local battery shop >was excellent.

I converted all of the old fixtures to all dc and put them in my engine room (you can never have too much light down there) but I still have these new bulbs and about 10 of the old ones which were already in the fixtures. Can anyone use them? $20 for 20 bulbs (10 new ones that I paid $1.77/ea for, plus shipping) or any reasonable offer.

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I have two zontec model PA 600 ozone generators these units have programmable timers and adjustable ozone output 1-600 mil per hour they work great for removing smells from any space without chemicals one unit will handle A large boat they are in like new condition and I will sell them for 300.00 ea.

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(SNIP) If you are not interested in a tablet computer, then I would recommend that you look for computers that are built and tested to the MIL-STD-810 standard. This standard documents all of the environmental testing required for militarized hardware.

> MIL-STD-810G & IP65. Optional 4G LTE or 3G Gobi.

It can generate two bands of broadband noise (mil and civilian). The gear looks totally COTS to me. They have omni and directional antennas. If the coordinates are in a public area, you can try to talk to the crew. In the US, they are basically sitting there with the equipment and don't mind talking to the public.

jim_klessig wrote > From my point of view, it comes down to the fundamental difference in the > conceptual way Fc and openscad work. 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".