snip> Any method you can use to get the boat rolling at the dock is all it takes. I can stand on the dock with one foot on the boat's guard. By transferring my weight appropriately I can make the boat roll quite nicely. Any other method you use to make your boat roll will do. Time it from the top of one roll to the top of the next. That's it.

Now want to drain all the old nasty fluid (it must be horrible if it allowed corrosion like I found and when I opened the bleed fitting on top some nasty looking fluid oozed out) and am not sure of the best methodology to drain and FLUSH it. Anybody done this? Guidance? I have a gallon of antifreeze ready to go. Thanks in advance, Jim

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The 53131/53132/53181 counters use a 14 seg display with 18 pins top and bottom. The 58503B is 14 seg with 18 pins top and bottom. It appears to be the same display as used in the 53131/53132/53181. Shining a light into the display window shows all the enunciators that the 53132 has.

There was all kinds of other information in those lines at the top, although only technical people knew about it because most TV sets were adjusted so you couldn't see them. 73, ... Martin VE3OAT

On 07/09/2021 08:54, Ronaldo Persiano wrote: > So how do I reorder > to leave out the top and bottom, all I want are the sides which will > then be built up on the inside to do the job, effectively winding up on > the printer as a half box with a big difference removing about half the > box.

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However, the OWASP document is first of all promoting ESAPI when >> we are sorta promoting our lib. We are also talking about HTML contexts >> at a more fine grain level and it's difficult to put this in OWASP >> framework. >> The OWASP cheat sheet format doesn't also play well with what we wanted >> to do.

On 26/01/2012, at 2:49 AM, J. Forster wrote: >> Finding your location without GPS is not all that difficult. >> You need a quality theodolite, but even an ordinary one will read to >> 1 second of arc. > > Ordinary? You mean something like a Wild T-2 or Kern DKM-2. Even then > getting close to 1 arc-second requires a lot of care.

You *will* see an > impact simply from the lower pressure on the top of the mountain. How much > impact varies from unit to unit. It’s a good bet you need to compensate for > it well before you get to 1x10^-13 on a mountain trip. > > To put this all in context, a 5071 in good condition can (barely) do this > experiment by running up to a mountain top.