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That Fogcutter was nice and strong.... On to more sherry drinks....

Fogcutter (Early) ("Forgotten") 0.5 oz orgeat (homemade) 2 oz Bacardi Gold (1 oz Smith and Cross Navy Rum and 1 oz Clement VSOP Rhum agricole) 1 oz Pisco 0.5 oz Plymouth gin 1 oz fresh orange juice 2 oz fresh lemon juice 1/2 oz cream sherry (Palomino Fino Jerez Xeres) Shake all ingredients except for sherry. Pour into a chimney glass with crushed ice. Float sherry on the top. Glassware courtesy of Tonga Room, San Francisco.

bought another bird. bought a lawn mower that uses gas. found out that my subaru needs new rear struts at 175K mi. mailed 500 mosfets. still cannot beat this one level on mario sunshine. about to make some cocktails.

So, long story short, I have an extra HV differential probe, a Tek P5200. It doesn't require a TekProbe interface, so it would be compatible with most scopes (contact me for more info). I just tested it with my function generator and it works great. Anyone interested in it? If anyone else has a TekProbe interface compatible scope, I have something else that could be available for rent.... ahem, Team Extreme Testing represent!

if you guys ever see some decent deals on one, I'm in the market.

Drambuie (pronounced /dræmˈbjuːi/ or /dræmˈbuːi/) is a honey- and herb-flavoured golden liqueur made from aged malt whisky, heather honey and a secret blend of herbs and spices. The flavour suggests saffron, honey, anise, nutmeg and herbs

Anvil Time! Rusty Nail 1.5 oz scotch 0.25 oz Drambuie Stir with ice and garnish with a lemon peel

I think Rain has exceeded my expectations in every way, especially given the price. No doubt due to the fine folks at Buffalo Trace.

Just arrived in Texas and sat down to this, using the above proportions. Very nice!

Jim, what about a margarita recipe and sub Elderflower for the Triple Sec?

I had a great time with Al earlier, great chap!

Meh, flight delayed at SFO..

Yeah, that's much easier than understanding my original question and offering an appropriate answer

either a rotary encoder or a traditional pot can be used (or push buttons, or slider, or whatever you'd like), depending on the micro-controller platform and the code employed.

ah well-played. 52mA looks good to me as well, but it's tracking this value back to RMS current before the diode that might be tricky to nail down exactly.

Drove from Mendocino to Santa Rosa using the most circuitous way possible. Loved it.

Doesn't the KGSSHV have a variable output stage bias design?

Ooooh?

No, sorry The quoted text was for context! In all reality I think that Justin assessed the situation correctly. You'll likely have to also loosen the components on the L bracket too to get the maximum amount of slop.

Aren't you the guy with the insanely high priced components and looking for trouble rigging up these parts on the board? Why didn't you use the proper material, for you know, the parts that allow a safe operation of the amp? Did you save what, $50?

Jim, I got a secret ingredient that I'm itching to try in your recipe above. First thing, when I get back I'll reveal it!

No pictures of the North Coast Brewing Co., which was awesome. Now chilling with one of these in Mendocino.

Bad idea. Just enlarge the top panel. Much safer.

Back after a few drinks. fuuuuuuu that walk, dunno which direction is worse or which is better sober. Paid to get an official Tonga Room tiki tall glass. sweet! At the Clock now!

Zombie (Tonga Room)