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May this thread die now please. In a message dated 5/21/2011 15:07:39 Pacific Daylight Time, mikes@flatsurface.com writes: > >I know it's kind of a tangent, but when people were talking about >phones & radio broadcasting the time..

Too little or too high, and the >> oscillation will die off. It may be one of the things to tune up if you >> got an older one which needs a bit of good old Love, Tender and Care. > > BTW: I always ment to ask, what makes H-Masers stop when there is > too much hydrogen?

It's even reworkable (e.g. you can soften the blob & solder and scrape the die off and bond a new one down). I suspect that there is a wide variation in the material you blob on there and so forth.

If there was > a mass die off of satellites, you would not have to look hard to find out about > it. Probably not as many as there are 3 decades later, but of course. Satellite service (any type of satellite) is much more likely to be human-caued.

. > > On the LTC1000A, Linear notes that the unit has a different die, and they recommend running the LTZ1000A 10 degrees higher than the plain LTZ1000. Has anybody computed the values of the resistors to run the LTZ1000A at 50C ?

I think I might die before I ever see one! Bird. Eat. Sleep. Repeat. Dan Rottino East Haddam, CT

. > > Does that stuff die in the can? > > Some of it, she didn't seem to have a favorite, must have been 15+ years old. > >> On 12/16/2021 9:54 AM, nop head wrote: >>> I print PC on glass with glue stick to make it stick. I think it is >>> PETG that needs it more for release as it can stick too well. >>

All that said, it’s a pretty good counter. I’m not sure it is worth a crazy price, but there is a price I would gladly pay for one. They all will eventually die as the las of the VFD displays wear out. At that point, hopefully we all will be running them via serial or GPIB and not even notice the issue.

Howdy All, When installing a map cartridge into a GPS chartplotter, does the chartplotter automatically switch the datum it is using to match up with the chart you are viewing? I could find no evidence of this feature on either the C-Map, Garmin, Interphase or Furuno (now there is a worthless website) websites.