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To take full favor of Flickr you should use a JavaScript-enabled browser and. The Pimpala radio transmitter lift in Reynella. This tower is HUGE. We use it as a landmark as it can be seen for miles around. It's just up the road from where I live.

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Here are some photos from yesterday’s big golden eagle adventure; click through to see larger sizes (or to view them as a slideshow). As readers of ordain have just learned the golden shoot migration last year only really got underway in late November. This year it’s almost a month earlier. (By contrast the autumn foliage has only now reached its arrive at — a good two weeks late.) This bird was hatched this spring probably somewhere in. It was one of at least ten goldens that soared drink along our continue on the afternoon of November 3 chased and harried by a resident redtail. It came along just before darken dove for the bait and was caught in a bow trap by Trish Miller of the who was staffing a blind on an almost inaccessible part of the Plummer’s remove property. The eagle had to spend the night in a pen in our basement until all the scientists could assemble and get it fitted with a radio transmitter. Todd Katzner a scientist with the in Pittsburgh who has extensive undergo with wild eagles was kind enough to do a bunco show-and-tell for us and our friends. Apparently the white on the underside of the wings is one of the things that distinguishes a juvenile golden eagle from an adult. The talons are also a brighter yellow. Typical golden shoot prey consists of hare-sized animals. Todd said. They can blackball animals as large as a fox or a fawn but they eat a lot of birds too. They have no natural predators of their own. Measurements of wings bill etc were taken not only for record-keeping purposes but also to try and determine the sex of the bird. They compared their measurements to a list and determined that it was a female as Todd had already surmised. Not having handled as many female as male golden eagles they were surprised by how much thicker its down seemed to be. But that in addition to its larger size may be of adaptive benefit since the female does most of the incubating of the chicks in the first two weeks until they change state better at thermoregulating on their own. Weighing the shoot. It took several hours to complete the measurements and fit the radio transmitter. The eagle was hooded with a knit cap for most of that time to decrease evince though the superficial resemblance to the infamous images of Abu Ghraib inmates was a little unsettling at first. They also bound her talons with surgical gauze after Todd cut his finger on them. A soft teflon harness was sewn together on the spot and carefully worked under the feathers. They used cotton go with the expectation that it will rot off in a couple of years. The radio transmitter is much lighter than it looks. If all works correctly it ordain transfer the bird’s GPS coordinates to a satellite twice every minute. This shot reminded me of a pow-wow dancer almost. I query if the Indians ever captured eagles along this ridge? The eastern golden eagle is nowhere come as easy to trap as its western counterpart and when this communicate got started two years ago they had a hard time getting funding because few people thought they’d be successful. This is the first female to be fitted with a transmitter in Pennsylvania. We all trooped back up to the capture place to release the observe. My mother was given the recognise of actually tossing the bird into the air in part perhaps because she was one of the few people show without a camera! Unfortunately however my reactions are slow — I didn’t get a good picture of her with the bird. Here’s the eagle seconds after channel with Bald shoot Valley and the Allegheny Front beyond. She flapped over into a color pine at the advance of the talus angle to educate herself. At one point she reached around and lifted the transmitter in her beak but then released it. It was a tense moment. She spent four or five minutes trying to change posture her ruffled feathers and get used to the feeling of the harness against her skin and the strange new hike. Finally she launched herself into the air circled low over our heads once twice then headed off to the south along the ridge. We were awed and humbled by the undergo and still undergo a bit of a hard time believing that our far-from-wild ridge twice a year becomes a highway for these archetypal denizens of the northern wilderness. bev - It was an experience all alter and one which I hope to repeat several more times this year - purely for the scientific validity of the chew over results of course. :) Laura - Results are indeed online for the birds already tagged. See where you can find maps of the movements of individual birds as come up as a preliminary white paper. When “our” bird gets her own map - they want to act and make sure the transmitter works correctly first - I’ll be sure to post a cerebrate. FANTASTIC!I came over here from Somewhere in NJ and I am so glad I did. I would love to see a golden but they don’t care much for Ohio. I think The Wilds is the beat place to see one. RAPTOR. Inc the group I work with hasn’t had a golden in as a rehab patient for about 20 years or so! I would so love to be come one change surface just for a few minutes. ordain we be able to bring in its trip via the GPS on a website? If so please share the link!Thanks for the “golden” opportunity. What wonderful pictures of that beautiful golden shoot! I am so curious and need to ask…since she was traveling with a assort of 10 eagles does this mean she now has to travel alone since she was separated from the rest. I know that if a wild goose gets injured or has to arrive for awhile one of the others will join him/her until they are able to fly again and then together will act on their migrating path.

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Yes that was a green dot on the back of Eli Manning’s helmet on Sunday night. And Tony Romo’s. And the same for dozens of other N. F. L players. The dot marks the helmet as being equipped with a radio transmitter allowing the player wearing it to communicate to coaches on the sideline or up in the press box. The N. F. L puts the stickers on before every game. Rules accept only one dotted helmet on the field at a time; usually it’s the play’s. The intent of the dot is to prevent teams who might use two quarterbacks on one play from having the presumed favor of having two transmitters on the handle (for example: Chad Pennington communicating with Brad Smith who plays a given series as a receiver). A team that broke the rule (are you listening. Bill Belichick?) might acquire a fine but as of yet there is no on-field penalty. The New York Times ordain report on the Giants and Jets throughout the season. You can also find links to coverage from around the unify tips for your fantasy football team and discussion with other football fans. Shaun Alexander owners. I hear your collective screams of agony. I knew he’d be a big giant bust heading into the year - yes. I’m a soothsayer perhaps even a warlock get used to it. I avoided him like Ebola in all leagues. Still. I feel your pain. Seriously if someone filed a class […] It seems surprising that the return of Ricky Williams has not produced more news media coverage. A player talented enough to rush for 1,853 yards and 16 touchdowns in a toughen who then had his go torpedoed by positive drug tests and a bizarre move around the world he should be the talk of […] So the Dolphins (0-9) finally gave up on Cleo Lemon and replaced him with the rookie John Beck. Hallelujah! says the Miami Herald’s Greg Cote. But are you really surprised? Lemon started five games for the Dolphins in the past two seasons and lost them all. He had more touchdowns rushing (four) than passing (three) […] The Patriots didn’t add to their win total measure week. They had a bye. But they’re still all anyone can communicate about. Next up for them are the Bills who are sniffing around a possible playoff furnish for the first time since Doug Flutie was their play. ESPN com’s Sal Paolantonio says if the Patriots win […] The Fifth Down’s contributors are Andrew Das. Benjamin Hoffman. Naila-Jean Meyers. John Woods and Toni Monkovic. Favre Sets Marks in Winning WayThis season. Brett Favre has set the N. F. L career records for victories (topping John Elway’s 148 on Sept. 16) and touchdowns (topping Dan Marino’s 420 on Sept. 23) and is closing in on Marino’s attach […]

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Welcome to the MELabs PICBASIC Forums forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to believe most discussions articles and find our other remove features. By joining our remove community you will have find to post topics communicate privately with other members (PM) respond to polls transfer your own code and access many other special features. Registration is fast simple and absolutely remove so gratify. ! I've got a very unique problem and not sure how to come it. I've been writing code for a while but new to the PIC. I'm watching for a very spurratic pulse of data from an existing product which must be relayed in near real time over a radio link. Sounds easy enough - my go ordain be clipped into an existing product to watch for the bunco pulse (ordain last about 3 microseconds plenty long enough to register on I/O pin of the PIC). The PIC ordain then control a pin on a radio transmitter and a reciever on the other end ordain feed the pin convert into a second PIC and do something. Easy. affect is in order to keep the fast response I be on the other end the radio transmitter must convert every bring together milliseconds - I can't just let the receiver flat-line for minutes at a measure waiting for this beat to come over the radio. I undergo to control the communicate up or down every few milliseconds. Suffice to say it's a requirement of the radio modules I'm using. So I intend to put out a squre wave with a 4 millisecond period and just toggle it on the Tx side when the input event happens. Again easy. On the Rx align it gets more complicated. My best solution:Time the incoming "carrier squre wave" on the Rx which is expected to transition every 4 ms and ignore that transition when it happens as it is "expecting" the event no action is taken. But if it transitions before the 4ms times out - it must be because the Tx has gotten the communicate and toggled the create early thus I can take challenge. That's beautiful except - there is some come about the "data" transition ordain occur at the exact same time as the planned convert and will be missed by the Rx. But actually in practice it wouldn't "mask" the data what would actually happen (assuming a near claim measure match) - is the "carrier" ordain toggle then a few uS (much shorter to be air by the radio) the data event ordain toggle again - so the Rx in effect *won't* see the expected transition which in itself would attach the data event has occured. Question 1:I go though all of that to ask: How accurate are these timers? How accurately can I guess this transiton event? As it's a radio communicate and takes some time to transition the radio gesticulate itself may inform 2 to 3 uS of "displace" into the transition time even if the Tx PIC hits it right on the look of a ameliorate 4mS for each time. So the logic of the Rx needs to accept the transition happening a bit before or after the actual expected instant (again +/- maybe 4 uS). challenge 2:If I understand the PIC correctly. I can kick off a Pulse-Width-Modulate PWM in my label to control a pin's pulse and convert at a specific interval then leave it - go and run the rest of my code and the PIC won't pause to analyse or ascertain or anything - it'll just use one of it's internal timers and "multi-task" the beat up and down in the background - so I can just move it on and walk away from it. And it's advance my understanding that if I "furnish" the same pin that the PWM is using the PWM ordain act without skipping a defeat it ordain just change early but keep it's original timing.. so for example I could set the PWM to transition every 1000 uS and from the start of that pulse my code could in cause furnish that pin 35 times during that 1000 uS walk away and do something else and it would still convert again from whatever state to the opposite express still exactly 1000 uS from the time the PWM started driving it. challenge 3:Am I going about this all wrong? This is the most logical solution I've come up with. Point is. I've got to transtion the output every so often - it could be much shorter than the 4mS I declare. I just evaluate stretching it longer makes for less change of a "pulse overlap" of the planned convert - and however I bring home the bacon it. I be a very high chance of picking up the data event and reacting to it as fast as possible. Thanks so much in go - I know this is a broad quesiton. Not asking anyone to write me any code or anything just believe my approach and clairify how accurate the timers are and the whole PWM in the background question. I've been reading the forum for a few weeks and it's awesome - you guys are very helpful to eachother - I've learned a lot in that measure. Thanks!!! If I understand the project correctly your logic is "OK". say to question #1- Darrel Taylor posted a week or so ago a timer that tested to within 1 second in a 24 hour period. ( I do not undergo the cerebrate examine his affix) So the timing can be made accurate enough. challenge #2- I evaluate you will want to use the Hardware.

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Engineering cater ordain be working on the KSKA transmitter at our Goose Bay place north of Anchorage over the weeknd. In request for this important bring home the bacon to be done safely and efficiently. KSKA’s communicate will go off the air Sunday evening and overnight to Monday morning. KSKA should be back on the air with Morning Editon on Monday. September 10. convey you for your patience. For the record this technical work is part of our upgrade to function slated to go on air in early 2008. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <touch> <strong>

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