Mike Sullivan Knoxville Irish Ayes -- If you forward this email, Please delete all addresses above the body of the e-mail. Thank you. Mike

Hi all, I need to control the AD9361 in the USRP board and I have the AD93611_ctrl.cpp code.

and place on top of the green foam. Total package is 6" thick,quite light and easy to handle. A bit soft to our taste but the comfort foam is the only inexpensive single piece of foam we could find to tie the system together. Ours is on slats with 1.5" gap and there is no sense of openings of bottoming of the foam by hips or elbows.

The covers don't seem to be a problem for the birds, I've never seen 1 hit the tops, and they often sit on top waiting their turns. For a while I left the sides unmarked also, but after watching a Blue Jay go 0 for 2 one day I put the tape on them as a warning.

It is fairly easy to engage/disengage the davits simply by pushing/pulling on them. Only when the dinghy is fully loaded and still attached to the davits on the platform do we have to "lean away from the boat, folks" to take weight off the davits to unhook them.

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Changing the update rate of the control voltage is a much more invasive change that would not be quick or easy to implement. By the way, the 5ppm specification for the TCXO refers to the adjustment range of the VCTCXO. The datasheet for the TCXO is on the KB page [2].

My dim recollection is that it's not technically wrong, but it isn't exactly right either. > > By way of comparison, here's a similar close-up of the original helix: > > > Net, it looks like you can sort of generate that kind of shape using linear extrusion, but it won't be easy and the result may not be optimal. > > For those who want to play on their own, here's

Drawing a dimension line from one point to another is easy.  The problem is figuring out where the two points are. And then you get to *tricky* cases. intersection() { sphere(50); translate([90,0,0]) sphere(50); } That makes a sort of a disk-like shape.  I want a dimension line from the top to the bottom.

I'm trying to give you an out, because if the version were > at the top of the file, you could easy consult it and not be breaking > people's code. > > In your proposal "install the old version", does everyone indicate > what version of OpenSCAD their .scad file needs, and how does that > information get through to the consumer?