It's all about having a good list of dirs/files. Thus running fuzzdb and JBroFuzz on the top of Dirbuster (or the other way around) seems to me a bit like wasting of time, which is indeed limited.

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Check our website for information, or give me a call. I tell all my clients that I am not some guy who used to sell refrigerators, I have had my captains license since 1973 and have sold boats for almost 20 years.

I don't recognise the symbol at all, it could just represent the bimetal strip part of the thermostat. I also don't quite understand the point of the capacitor at the top end of the 230V winding.

Alas, they made some boneheaded mistakes like making one of the frequencies an exact multiple of 60Hz. > > There is something positively Tesla-ian about Omega with high power low frequency transmitters into physically enormous antennas - like the one with the top hat across the fjord.

In the picture its the top unit ref1 and its the left hand TNC and it does power the antenna. If no antenna you need to tie a resistor to ground on the tnc to fake it out.

And partners who did the > legwork to make the deal happen to top it off. Kudos to the > Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, Trust for Public > Land, US EPA and all of the partners who made this a reality...I'm > proud to have played my small role to help you do your great work!

That's all I have at this point but finding them should be as easy as beating the leafs. Len

I guess you could 'emboss' a pattern easy enough, with the correct dough mix, maybe a cutter for external shape, and a an inner one either lots of pointy bits all the way through, or only part depth.

By the way, I failed to mention that we tested the VSWR of all three antennas and found it perfect.