Once you account for that, it's just as easy to just use the metric dimensions On Mon, 20 May 2019, 09:14 William Adams, wrote: > I was trying to work through this a while back --- wanted to provide a > unit setting in the customizer and it was rather problematic. > > On 19.05.2019 18:33, Kevin Toppenberg wrote: > > function inch(i)

Basic serial has its merits, but it's regrettable that RS-232 came out on top. RS-422 (or full-duplex RS-485, not much difference) would have been a much better choice. Differential so it has good noise resistance, and it doesn't use weird voltages (-12V? come on...) It all looks the same from the software side though.

panel trim, outer covers and transformer cover all looking pretty good again after a couple of hours work.

. > > > > Götz > > > > Am 01.12.2014 04:09, : > >> OK so it was not as hard as I thought getting all of teh screws out.

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Not the >> right choice: supplying the \n in the format string is simple and >> easy, but the other way around is not: If your printf adds the \n at >> the end it is NOT easy to make a printf-without-\n out of that.

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>>> >>> Other options: >>> Beagleboard w/linphone: Seems to be somewhat tested and easy to deploy. >>> The downside is it is only 1 channel and based on the fairly expensive TI >>> DaVinci. >>> Audiocodes AC48x CPE VoIP Toolkit: All in one, but probably very >>> expensive >>> M53281KIT: Freescale's Coldfire with 3rd party CODECs.

All 3 were in the thistle feeder this morning, as well. I do have a single Fox Sparrow around, too. Siskin is not a new yard bird, but I usually only see a single straggler during spring migration and they hardly ever spend any length of time here. I have plenty of food, so I hope they stay.

The top of the chest was just above the waterline. A single big opening 6" + diameter with a top notch seacock fed the whole chamber. Since the top was above normal water level you could open up the lid and get at the opening to free up any debris that clogged it. A crow bar or ram rod could be poked down to unblock anything short of a cement plug.