In a flat hirth joint all the teeth radiate from the center of this circle, call it the origin. If the origin of the teeth is above the outer center line, then joint has a conical shape and the two parts are concave and convex. >> >> Each tooth at every point has the same profile, the top of the tooth profile is either 60 or 90 degrees.

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Recharge all batteries switch them off and let sit overnight....see what charge they hold by testing the next day...hydrometer is an easy way... Rob Brueckner Hatteras Yachtfisherman

In a > flat hirth joint all the teeth radiate from the center of this circle, call > it the origin. If the origin of the teeth is above the outer center line, > then joint has a conical shape and the two parts are concave and convex. > > > > Each tooth at every point has the same profile, the top of the tooth > profile is either 60 or 90 degrees.

(2) I checked the Gates website and under "automotive" they list (of all crazy things) "marine"...but show no information except some pictures of their "marine" belts....I'll bite: Just what is a "marine" alternator belt? (I've bought belts for forty years at auto stores.....I never even suspected!!...

I can make outbound calls fine, but on all inbound calls, asterisk thinks that my line is busy.

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This ESE Master Clock drives (IRIG-B) an old Masterclock TCD-26 series I (2-1/4” high digits) in the workshop (cannot internally DST adjust - since 2007).

After all the discussion, I guess WWVB is no longer a profitable market. Buying boards from far away is all that's left. Thanks to all that responded, I just take the easy (and costly) way out. Don