They are on their way to Mobile - trying to get out of > Florida > before our 90 days is over - and the depth finder has broken. Does > anyone > know of a good boatyard that could haul out our boat and replace > transducer in > the Mobile or further north area? > > Thanks for any help, > > Karen > Out & About

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> _jm > > > On 11/26/11, Sherif Koussa wrote: > > Hi All, > > > > The second draft of the criteria is out. The second draft integrated all > > the comments received from the first draft. Please send your comments > > by*December 17th > > *.

>It is a one piece mast that runs all the way to the keel. I would like to know if anyone has any knowledge on how to put a hinge on the mast (cut mast install a hinge of ???)

I suspect we can all easily adapt to either, both, or an as-appropriate mix of posting styles. Peter On 9/21/2011 7:43 AM, Rob Kimberley wrote: > David, > > I appreciate the subtle humour here, but virtually all people I communicate > with top post, and I've been using email since the early 90s.

As for the crawler, that all depends on your websites. Go benchmark it on Wivet if you want synthetic metrics, but all that really matters are how a given crawler works on your own websites. For pure automation Netsparker is also cheap.

'Lo All, Since I am not familiar with the AIMS inverters, I went to their website to look at them. I found a troubling specification in the PWRIC150012S (1500 W sine wave inverter w/ 10A charger and transfer switch).

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Also, since most saucer feeders have red tops, it eliminates the dilemma of whether to use red nectar or not, since all you can see is the top anyway. Also, they are easier to clean. 2. Buy feeders with the florets around the holes (if there are any) mo lded into the top so it is all 1 piece.

> >> > >> > On Mon, Jun 22, 2026 at 9:13 AM Bob Roos via Discuss < > >> > discuss@lists.openscad.org> wrote: > >> > >> >> Hello Discuss, > >> >> > >> >> but not in the right direction > >> >> > >> >> I want to have all edges rounded, but rounding=-1 is not the > solution at > >> >> all. > >> >> > >> >> Thank you for the help.