. > > The "trick", really, is to design all your parts around a convenient > origin and then translate them to the assembled position.

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> If I could piggyback a couple of other questions about the PuraSan: All your questions are answered in the literature and manuals for the Lectra/San and PuraSan on the Raritan website at http://www.raritaneng.com ...but I'll save you the trouble... > > 1.

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'm not up on all the details but the https://hamsci.org site has a bunch of information on all of this and I'd suggest checking there. There is one specific project for stations right on the path that are doing CHU measurements. That may require some special hardware.

I have seen some RTC’s that won’t last a month on a coin cell.

If you are running on a coin cell it’s worth checking. The 74AC series was essentially the first group of fast CMOS parts to hit the market. They were indeed fast. They also had some issues with lead frame induced glitches (power and ground pin locations …). You see a lot of odd things done to try to take care of this.