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All of the info is on their website. Good luck! Regards, Scott Gordon

> I manually add uhd and uhd-examples in "CORE_IMAGE_EXTRA_INSTALL". > - I changed all meta-sdr to "master" branch and I faced a > integration problem with other layers as they are all "sumo" branch. > 4- in all my trails I always get a gnuradio package with gr-uhd missing. > > I hope I was missing something, and it's easy to solve. > please I need

Harder Stuff: Like all old MT's it leaks in a few places. My strategy is: First stop the leaks, then repair the damage. The scuppers were all cracked wide open, exposing wood, I was able to dig out all the dead wood and re-glass, those leaks were easy. Amazingly enough the Windows have all been repaired and do not leak.

. > > There is no easy way to tell what era it is from. Indeed if it is from the > 1990’s the > OCXO will not be quite as good as what’s in one from > 2002.

For all those who asked, I did NOT attend the United Nations Sailing Academy. Should have been USNA. Rich Gano CALYPSO (GB-42-295) Southport, FL I let y'all off easy with my short sig line this time. :)

Le 26/08/2011 22:59, Almohanad Fayez a écrit : Are you able to hear something at least with some skipping or you can't hear anything? Are the aU's outputed to the screen very fast or are they a few at a time?

Regardless of the time immersed, all wiring, electrical, any mechanical that has fast moving parts or bearings and all wood will have to be replaced. In some very isolated cases has the interior wood been usable, due to its being sealed from original. Obviously all upholstery is trash.

If such a boat were salvaged, would all the wiring and mechanical systems require complete replacement or could they be flushed, treated and restored to service. With all the boats lost to hurricanes I'd imagine there is a significant amount of experience with this topic.

At $50 it would be a good deal; at $5000 not so much, IMO. > > -John > > ================= > > > >> Certainly using a lab reference stable 10 MHz derived 960 Khz >> or whatever sampling clock to delay the signal one time code bit time >> should not produce significant 60 KHz phase wanderings at all... >> >> -- >> Dave Emery N1PRE/AE, die@dieconsulting.com