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From: Darcy Thurrott
Woodbury back yard 4/26/17 Darcy Thurrott
Thu, Apr 27, 2017 1:06 PM
Red breasted nuthatch just sitting still in dead hemlock for a minute or
two; never observed this behavior before, but have had one coming to suet,
feeders all winter
Juncos are gone
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From: ron barr
FLOORING FOR A TRAWLER
Wed, Feb 15, 2006 3:13 PM
It has
advantages- easy replacement of sections if worn or stained, easy to put
sound insulation underneath, no expansion/contraction issues except with
the sub flooring which being hidden is easier to deal with, no cracks
for all the dirt to fall into, warmer in colder weather and above all
not slippery. I wouldn't recommend it in heads of galley.
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From: Arild Jensen
Re: T&T:
Sat, Mar 1, 2008 6:02 PM
These hulls have almost straight sides so its easy to simply extend the
lines a bit to get another few feet added.
It's also much easier to rearrange the interior spaces, especially engine
rooms. Easy to change next year's model to "look different". Interior
substance doesn't count. Its the supeficial appearance that catches the eye
in mass marketing.
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From: Bob Austin
Length at waterline
Wed, Apr 27, 2005 8:55 PM
L O D (on deck) is from the hull top at the bow, to the hull top at the
transom
LOA (over all) is from the forethes point of the bow pulpit or railing to the
aft of the swim step or railing.
Bob Austin
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From: Pamela Holden
Re: [CT Birds] Redpoll event
Thu, Mar 7, 2013 12:25 AM
I have seen this
bird attack 5 times now in the last 2 weeks, and all 5 have resulted in an
easy capture. When the Redpolls are all feeding on feeder and below on
ground, the hawks appearance makes them all take flight at the same time as
a cloud of birds not a scattering. By doing this, the hawk passes through
them with a capture every time.
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From: ajwoods@worldnet.att.net
TWL: Re: Window Leak Repair
Wed, Apr 26, 2000 2:56 AM
I made the mistake
of using 3M 5200 to bed the dinghy chocks to the aft cabin top. When
I tried to remove the dinghy chocks to refinish them over the winter,
part of the fiberglass on the aft cabin top came with them when I
pulled them off. Then I had to repair the aft cabin top.
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From: Ryan R. Healy
Re: T&T: Rescue of Sick Crew menber in Carribean by Coral Princess
Sat, Dec 27, 2008 12:02 AM
Been in
those seas and know full well that the LAST thing you want to do is take
down all sails. There is no way in those seas that anyone would keep the
boat pointing in one direction unless it is under sail and under way. The
waves and swells would have quickly over powered it. It is easy to speculate
sitting at the computer watching a video.
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From: jim_johnson@agilent.com
RE: [time-nuts] Difference between HP 5370A and 5370B
Wed, Apr 27, 2005 3:04 PM
You seem to be implying the B's have newer
>>firmware than the A's, but then saying its not easy to tell if
>>you have
>>the new firmware, since the revision is the same. If the newer
>>firmware
>>was installed only in B's, then all you would need to do is
>>look at the
>>model number.
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From: Bob Camp
Re: [time-nuts] thunderbolt fault
Sat, Feb 27, 2010 3:16 AM
Hi
It's pretty easy to get a common mode choke that will indeed break up 120 Hz ground loops. Often they are very low impedance. With most supplies the rectified line is what's coming through.