(All survived that one due to fast response by the 44' patrolling the bar.) There seem to be two types of people who die on the bar -- the extreme novices ("Which side of the bar are the red crab floats on?") and people with too much experience.

> > Thanks for all comments. > > Luis Cupido. > _______________________________________________ > time-nuts mailing list -- time-nuts@febo.com > To unsubscribe, go to > https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts > and follow the instructions there. > >

Hi > On Jul 30, 2020, at 5:11 PM, Hal Murray wrote: > > >> I'm sure there are a lot of transistors in their IC to handle all the phase >> tracking and time decoding. > > They aren't doing phase tracking, just decoding time data.

Todd Pepper of Leamington has volunteered again to track an Ontario list of all species seen in the province over the period. I am assisting. This is an unofficial list intended for entertainment and increase interest in general birding during a slow period of the year. The list is posted on Blake Maybank's website.

I don't want to drop $600 on the Norcold to have it > die > in 4 yrs. _______________________________________________ http://lists.samurai.com/mailman/listinfo/great-loop

As long as the interface materials (mounting cement and die coat) are a bit elastic, you can get some pretty good thermo cycle performance out of the normal mismatches.

That item ought to take all of 10 minutes to make with only a hand drill and a hand saw. Buy a short length of 1"x2" board and a 36" dowell (buy green & red paint or food coloring).

Measure top, bottom, and both sides. You want the clearances to be equal all the way around. A target for alignment is to get the differences to be less than .001 inch per inch of coupling diameter. The corrective action depends on what you find when you do the measurement.

Hello All There were a few posts a while back that addressed some problems with top coat adhesion over CPES epoxy. If you go up on there web site you will see a product called Multiprime.

> >Bottom posting has been the preferred method from day 1 for USENET, >which is the medium most comparable to an email reflector. > >It's interesting, though, that most top-posting MUAs insist on >putting a new .sig all the way at the bottom. What's the logic behind that?