What a coincidence ! I also ordered some of the caps from Mouser yesterday. They must think there is a run on the Hirose connectors. I checked the Digi-Key web site that Howard provided the link to,

List of Linak distributors worldwide https://www.linak.com/organisation/subsidiaries-distributors/ Bryan

Regards, John Fisanotti

I believe if you ask them, Linak will give you a list of their distributors. -Christopher Erickson Observatory engineer Waikoloa, HI 96738 www.summitkinetics.com

I ordered the caps from Mouser today. The 2 large were $13.35 each and the 3 small were $9.60 each. Like 80 in stock of each.

Ray, how do you know when to use APM or UCAC4? (or a link to info)

Hi Wade, You might want to check the PNT file to see if the temperatures were recorded in degrees C instead of degrees F. There will be no obvious sign of the wrong scale except that the values might

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