. > Here is the link, unfortunately I am not allowed to post the full PDF: There is an easy way to get around that: Prepare a second paper with more data in it (all that stuff that IEEE tends to get rid of during the publication process) and put that onto your website. > http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?

I found the MTI website, current catalog, model line etc, but of course no mention of this specific version, or anything close, numerically. I can't make any sense of the sub-model numbers, so assume this was a custom version for somebody, or long obsolete.

I noticed that JsonDocument expects both all defined values to be set and that those values to be in a specific order. This makes it impossible for example to pass in a JSON string like '{ "idUri": "sip:192.168.100.10" }' for reading into a TransportConfig object. Is there currently any easy way to work around these issues? - Brian

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Hi all, I'm running PJSIP and PJMEDIA on a hardware that have some problems with mono sound. Stereo works fine. I have to use G.711 as audio codec. Is there an "easy" way to add a second channel (ideally a copy) to the existing one ? Best regards David

Ron said: >>Now maybe if all the auto industry goes to 12V things will be very easy.<< Hi Ron. I think that the auto industry is moving towards a higher voltage system, but I can't remember exactly what. I'm sure Arild will know. Cheers Glenn

We have a similar situation as David, the Admiral is shown as owner on all the "official" documents such as CG papers and state registration. It real easy to determine where that catalog from XYZ Discount Marine Supplies and Exquisite Nautical Toiletries got their address info. Bill Roughwater 41

It would be easy to modify that code to output the position of a satellite (or all satellites) if you wanted to keep an antenna pointed at a specific satellite.