Thanks to all who replied to my request for info re cost of going to Bahamas. Georgs, I tried to bring up your website to subscribe to your new magazine and could not get the site to appear. Count me in, please! Marge Griffith Cinderella Linssen GS 410

Hello all! This thing is supposed to be in Houston this coming weekend, but the website doesn't say where in Houston. Anyone have any other info on it? Supposed to have much info on renewable fuels, etc. Sure sounds interesting. Brent Hodges 43 Albin Seabrook, Tx http://www.earthrace.net/

Hi All, I recently purchased a cover for my inflatable and the salesman recommended 303 Aerospace Protectant, a product I had not heard of before. The claims on their website 303products.com seem almost too good to be true. Anyone ever used the stuff? Any opinions out there? Thanks! -kris

Here is a website that shows all the locations that sell non-ethanol gasoline: I have no idea how accurate it is, but it should be easy to verify before you make the trip. http://pure-gas.org/ Frank Burrows 43' 1979 Viking MY Piney Narrows Marina Chesapeake Bay

If not or you lose it you can print one off the website. Fred Sorensen OA 43 MTOA 3571 Sent from my iPad which is responsible for all grammar errors.

Check the CFPA website for details. All are welcome. Zellene

Hello again, all, Thanks for a good meeting this morning. In connection with the financial report, here is the link to the website I mentioned that provides basic info on accounting terms. http://dwdcpa.com/blog/nonprofit-and-for-profit-accounting-differences Deborah

I had almost not installed hatches at all because they cost about $250 or $300 each for marine hatches, (with aluminum frames) almost as much as all the other material combined....But with hardware, I made them for under $50 each....I looked at camper hatches but they looked cheesey...

I am > transmitting at baseband (fc=0) with a fs of 250e3. When I send a 250 > sample burst with the I/Q parts being float32 and being set to 1.0, I get a > burst on the Rx end that is about 1330 samples long, sometimes more > sometimes less.

There were many of these amplifiers presented at FCS. I never tried to figure out who first published it, if not Fred. I think you could make a tiny PC board with SMT transistors etc that contain the additional grounded base stages. You don't have to use exactly two stages, just because I did in the 10816.