We decided just to leave, and I started pulling in > the anvil but it was coming in awfully easy. Of course it did, all I was > pulling on was a rusted corroded eye bolt and snap hook. Anchor rode came > in easy too, all that was left attached was the shank of the anchor and a > bent piece of metal. My uncle was unphased.

Hi Die cast boxes are your friend when building this sort of thing. Hammond makes them and so do a lot of other folks. They are reasonably cheap and pretty easy to work with. I have accumulated a pretty good pile of them “in inventory” in a dusty box in a back corner of the basement :).

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Also if replacing the >>>>>>>>> oscillator its tuning capacitor may need adjustment. >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> On Mon, 29 Aug 2022 11:25:26 +0800, Mervyn Thomas via >>>>>>>>> time-nuts wrote: >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>> Hi All, >>>>>>>>>> I'm new to time nuts but here goes. >>>>>>>>>> I built a GPS disciplined-  10MHz osc about 15 + years ago.-  It >>>>>>>>>> uses an HP

Wow Great to hear that I have almost no experience of sand moulding, but we have made hundreds of die casting moulds if not thousands. In Engineering we have designers who mainly work on expensive softwares like nx , Catia, creo, autocad etc. It's very easy to make mould designs in these softwares, although I don't work on that.

So if the choice comes down to a 24 mile set and a 36 mile set, all else being equal (sharpness, easy-to-use controls, good screen size, reliability, etc), I would go with the 36 mile set. Capt. Maurice has made some very valid observations about electronics in general and radar in particular over the last couple of months.

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The only 2,500 hour candidate for de-tuning to naturals would be the engine with easy hours and proper intermittent high speed running (15 minutes every three running hours or so). Not all 2,500 engines are equal. An engine that began its life as a natural is just getting broken in at 2,500 hours.

I think the best strategy is to have the usual case be easy and obvious, and the advanced case be possible.