I noticed that it doesn't show edges for the top and bottom of the sphere... so then I took a look at the output of cylinder() and cube() modules. However if you create the same object with linear_extrude() using either circle() or square() as the primitive, the display in F5 shows all the triangles of the mesh.

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Those top Z values would >>> either all be the same as the bottom Z values of the next layer, or would >>> all be different.

Those top Z values would >> either all be the same as the bottom Z values of the next layer, or would >> all be different.

Feed all the time-stamps > to a central PC that will sort things out. > > If the pulses are far enough apart it will be easy to figure out which > time-stamps go together. [1] The clocks used to make the time stamps don't > need to agree on a base time. You can sort that out at the PC with data from > before the rocket leaves the ground.

It's easy to say, but as work progresses over the years, it is hard to revisit all aspects of the code and re-evaluate it. One has to adapt humbleness to the task, try to check as much as possible, but still accept that you can't find all the bugs. Often the need to finish new products on time comes before, flushing out all the new bugs.

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Hi Even using EL116's in die form on a thick film substrate, I've found it pretty hard to keep everything playing nice over a wide range of levels, distortion, and frequency. Bob On Mar 25, 2010, at 5:23 PM, paul swed wrote: > Bob I do the ecl trick quite often to repair older counters with preamp > issues like HP 5248 series etc.