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How was the clogged line cleaned? Did you use chemicals? perhaps an electrolyte was introduced to the system when the manifold was cleaned.

You probably shouldn't post your email like that. It's available for all the world to see.

What Paul Bee said. With one small edit/addition, almost all boats have an anode, not just Navy ships.

If you would rather buy hardware there is this: http://www.bitscope.com/ Sorry for flooding the tread. I was going to do this once, and got distracted/forgot, and when I seen your thread I got exited all over again. Good luck.

This looks like a good place to start: http://www.yann.com/en/diy-turn-your-gnulinux-computer-into-a-free-oscilloscope-29/09/2010.html

Google "Xoscope". If your into linux and DIY you can do alot of cool things on the cheap. and learn alot more than you would the other way.

here is where to look for the first 4 caps http://www.digikey.com/scripts/dksearch/dksus.dll?FV=fff40002%2Cfff80010%2Ce340004%2C14340001&mnonly=0&newproducts=0&ColumnSort=0&page=5&stock=0&pbfree=0&rohs=0&quantity=0&ptm=0&fid=0 you will have to filter for capacitence then pick a reasonably high...

I buy almost all of my electronic components from digikey: http://www.digikey.com/ You have to have a good idea what your looking for. there site is not always easy to navigate. But prices are good, and they have everything! Given the simplicity of that circuit you should build it for yourself...

http://dwb.unl.edu/Teacher/NSF/C01/C01Links/www.ualberta.ca/~bderksen/florin.html

it is 4-3/4 wide x 10-3/4 high by 24 inche long. I moved it by myself, but I used a cherry picker to do it. I could slide it across the bed of my truck, but I have a plastic bed liner. I do not have a scale. There are no markings other than the ones pictured. I did look for the vulken/arm &...

Ok here are some pics. Seems like it is all cast. But IDK. I'm still interested in knowing what I got. I think it is about 200-250 range, but i'm judging that on the difficulty of moving it.

I am going to look at an anvil tomorrow. I have no pics and the guy said it is ~300# and the only markings on it are "IAF" and "USA", also he got it as military surplus. I hope that is enough for somebody here to tell me who made it and what kind of quality to expect from that manufacturer...

lol, 'Hydro' is slang for weed in the outback.

2nd Kline I have 1/4 in my box.

Does this help? http://www.jacobschuck.com/precision-chuck-repair.asp

I second the Duralast.

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Go to the PRO Desk at Home Depot with a list of everything you still need, (insulation, Drywall, screws, staples, mud, the works). If the total is over $2,500 they can get the prices adjusted. Some times it's a huge savings, sometimes not, but it is worth your time. I'm sure other retailers do...

We call them concrete saws, Hilti makes something very similar. I would question the blades durability/longevity in this situation, but I've never tried. But I'm thinking trough the post not around it. Around it would still require a breaker.

You peaked my curiosity at the least, I googled, and failed. Please educate me/us on what a 'target saw' is.