I am using the latest image and build from the ettus website and have not made Any changes to it. is there anyone who had this problem and found a solution to it? Greetings Xavier

Nestra" To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement" Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 5:26 PM Subject: [time-nuts] PM6681 Manual > For those interested, I have uploaded the service manual for the Fluke > PM-6681/Pendulum CNT-81 to the k04bb website. > Too bad you can't calibrate these beasts yourself, special

See NEC and check Polyphazer's website for guidance. Polyphazer makes devices to protect GPS equipment as does Huber and Suhner. Be sure the device is rated to 2 GHz and that it passes through the bias voltage for the LNA.

Well, I just saw on the Maine birding list-serve (ABA Birding News) postings by Jan Pierson and Peter Vickery, providing a link to Martin Reid's website that has a terrific exercise in estimating flocks of birds (or butterflies, etc.). He provides numerous photographs of bird flocks in real-life conditions.

But it's really unfortunate the version of OpenSCAD you get from the website is 1. so outdated and 2. doesn't include BOSL2, but there's already discussions on those points. Cory

. > The cockpit scuppers were fabricated from copper tubing and brass plates, > bolted in place using brazing rod threaded with a hand die. The nuts were > 3/8" rod sliced thinly and trhn drilled and tapped.

Because I live in the tropics, and because I actually want to cruise my Marine Trader 44 before I die, and not spend the rest of my life at a dock varnishing or oiling teak, I am in the process of undercoating and sealing most of the teak. All of the old varnish has been removed.

'Lo All, I know it should go without having to mention it, but planning on using powered equipment to cut chain can lead to problems. I have not seen this posted as of yet, so here it is now. I use power tools all the time on boats - in safe/benign conditions.

All of the PLLs will keep the relative phase/frequency within a tolerance, but it is not the same as a shared LO for which slight deviations will be identical on every channel. Rob On Wed, Jul 26, 2023 at 5:30 PM Marcus D. Leech wrote: > On 26/07/2023 17:17, David J Li wrote: > > Thanks for the suggestion, Marcus.

> > > On 11/26/2015 9:51 AM, B.