I'll bet Georgs is reading all of these, hi buddy, great list !!!

They were easy to count as they were all spread out on the edge of the ice many standing up with all the orange legs in view. Dan, Trudy, and Danny Rottino East Haddam, CT

More importantly, we are splitting up functionality into > what was > > previously all folded into the radio. The DSP components (DDC, DUC, > > CORDIC) are now removed from the radio block, thus freeing up a > lot of > > FPGA resources on the E310.

. >>>> >>>> I'm having trouble getting my thread "depth" to match up I'm trying to >>>> get it to be *2.16mm* (*#4*) but when measured (Using Blender it's >>>> *1.25mm*) >>>> >>>> Here's my process: >>>> >>>> Measure Original bottle top: >>>> 1) Measure OUTSIDE of bottle top (no Threads) >>>> * 39.34mm* >>>> 2) Measure OUTSIDE of Bottle top (include all Threads

Thanks, Luther --- FloridaKeyz@aol.com wrote: > To me, seems like all the boating magazines, give a > false report of vessels. > Have you ever read a bad report on a boat? I > haven't.

. > I do not know enough about USB to know if it can be simply > isolated with opto couplers, but I know that RS-232 is very > easy to isolate.

But we all know that some birders won't, just as some with cameras won't.  I know of no solution to that problem, but I believe that it is best addressed by increasing awareness rather than trying to hide birds that are so distinctive and not hiding themselves. Roy Harvey Beacon Falls, CT

Thanks to all those who offered advice and solutions for installing a depth sounder transducer inside the hull. I'm sure all would have worked, but tried the simplest approach first, which was offered by Po Chang, i.e. after choosing location, cut the bottom out of a simple plastic food container and silicone it to the hull.

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On the 5370, that was easy because the boards have relatively large holes compared to the socket pins, and there is no ground plane, so it was easy to unsolder the pins with the good desoldering tool I have access to at work.