David H Sorenson wrote: >Well, I downloaded the Maptech free (Navigator) chartviewer which is >their proprietary system minus the ability to actually connect with a GPS >receiver. That can be purchased for about $100. > >Anyway, the charts downloaded fine and then were useable on the Maptech >Navigator software.

I have a know dead HP 05060-6090 CBT. SN: 1506A2030. Failure is hard and is one of the heating wires. Failed due to mechanical shock it seems. Was dead when I bought lot of equipment years ago. It's free to a good home as display but it's heavy and would like to US address only if possible. You pay shipping. Pleaee contact off-list if interested.

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A little while ago I became interested in a way to send and retrieve e-mail inexpensively while travelling. I send out a request for info on some boaters lists and arrived at a workable solution. Since quite a number of people requested that I copy them on my findings, I decided to post this message on two lists: TWL and Liveaboard.

When the carrier amplitude is much larger than the sideband components the amplitudes of the 2(fc - fm) and 2(fc+fm) components are much smaller than the amplitudes of the (2fc-fm) and the (2fc+fm) components in the doubler output spectrum.

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I took advantage of the last "free" offer and I'm glad I did. But I do have a question: Can anyone who has used SPOT extensively tell me how I can get the thing to show the track for an entire cruise, not just the last 24 hours? --Georgs -- Georgs Kolesnikovs TomCat 24 At Last! Frenchman's Bay, Lake Ontario http://tomcat-tales.blogspot.com

FREE STUFF!   Teachers have asked me about getting matboards for class projects and book making. I know who you are. I have a large box in the front of the store just chock full to the brim with LARGE scraps in all colors free for the taking. Good stuff for model building too.   Everyone is welcome. Just take what you need please.   Come and get it!  

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A free dock allows the cruiser a place to stay at reduced cost (it's not free as the cruiser still has daily costs to operate, such a fuel for a generator). The "free stay" thus allows the cruiser to spend their limited monies at local businesses such as shops and restaurants.