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Amoxicillin and nebulzier treatments for Lily who's sporting a dual ear infection and a pretty awful sounding chest cold.

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Two scope probes and a BNC patch cable. The test equipment stash grows.

Wish I could help/join in but there's no way I can take on another project right now.

Pics or ban?

As if "God is good" Ben will be any better?

Have to say, of the non-local interest Superbowls this one's appeal is pretty low for me.

Gene, What's the LOD need to be like? Short, long, use in a home or portable rig? I think that the 1st and 2nd Gen touches can use the same LODs and if so I probably have a couple options for you.

Yo, Jay! Happy Birthday!

Nice, I was talking with Richard today as well.

Oh dear, Brian is here.

d'oh.

I'm regretting selling my last year.

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Context cases are nice, but be prepped to do your own ventilation which can be a huge time suck. Lansing are the nicest looking I've worked with so far (their finish on the Graybox series is outstanding) but their top and bottom plates are pretty light gage so be prepared to address those. Not a big deal, but something to consider. There is also Teko who caries some cases you'll recognize, but not the ones you're looking for unfortunately. Finally, Par Metals is hit or miss and the only way that I'd use them again is to order a painted chassis body with no face or back plates.

deepak, I'd sit down with an accountant if you can. International income, based on what little I've heard from friends who've worked abroad, gets rather complicated.

My experience, no way around the pickle. No one stateside (that I've found offers anything in the way of a chassis with integrated heat sinks. But, what I'd add to that is to say that even after paying the exorbitant shipping from Italy you'll still end up paying less than what you would for the same chassis made in the US.

No, that's an extended warranty plan from Sinlgepower.

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Alan, I think that I posted the part number for those grommets in this thread, I'll look. Otherwise they are from McMaster Carr and can be found by searching for "vibration control grommets". I use them for mounting trafos and chokes because I don't care for metal to metal connections but they really are only required for the PS iron (if you're concerned about vibes). I realize that they end up requiring a bit more wiring (safety grounds for all the isolated components) but hey, you can't get something for nothing. And I use the standard black grommets to provide protection for wires that run through the chassis so anywhere you see one of those there's a wire chase from the component to the circuit below. And thanks for the kind words, I'm enjoying the SimpleSE right now.

Yup, still raining here but cold enough that nothing is melting. Clearing the driveway tomorrow morning is going to suck.

I doubt they'll try to inflate demand like that. There may be supply issues regardless given the "hand built" nature of the product. I'm sure there's a limit to how many they can produce when pushed, heck if I know what that is.