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Wessex Yacht




Welcome to Wessex Yacht Sales Ltd

Wessex Yacht Sales Ltd for Yacht Sales in the South West and South East supplying new performance and family cruising yachts.

Dufour are one of the largest boat builders in France and offer the owner the very best in yacht design, performance and comfort.

Archambault have been continuously built in the family run yard since 1954. There is an extensive range of boats from the IRC inspired A35 and A40 to the 21ft trailer-able sports boat.

Based at Plymouth Yacht Haven at Mount Batten, Plymouth, and also based in Brighton Marina for the South East. Wessex Yacht Sales are ideally situated for links by sea, road, rail and air.

Wessex Yacht Sales specialise in supplying boats to the charter industry, for training companies and to the private owner in the UK, Mediterranean and Caribbean.  Wessex Yacht Sales commissioning and repair facility offers custom design and specification to allow the personalisation of your yacht.

Wessex Yacht Sales are in a prime position for sailing the beautiful coasts of Devon, Cornwall, Brittany with their deep-water harbours, safe anchorages and for the cinque ports around Brighton and South East. Wessex Yacht Sales service extends from the sale of new Dufour Yachts and new Archambault Yachts, to the maintenance and servicing of owners boats, to the sale of pre-owned yachts. Wessex Yacht Sales specialise in the sale of pre-owned Dufour Yachts. We offer guardianage, winter lay ups, antifouling, engine servicing, all aspects of boat maintenance and repair and Dufour Yachts spare parts.
 
We have a passion and enthusiasm for sailing and all matters relating to the sea and offer a friendly and efficient service catering for new and experienced sailors.

Brokerage has been very successful recently and we have customers waiting for the right boat.

 

BW SHAFTESBURY PADDINGTON COURT LONDON

Location...Location...Location. The Best Western Shaftesbury Paddington Court London is within walking distance to Hyde Park & Kensington Palace Gardens and provides a vast range of accommodation to suit the business traveller and tourists alike. Also within close proximity to Paddington station which has direct links to Heathrow Airport and Lancaster Gate, Bayswater, & Queensway Underground stations all nearby, providing easy access to all areas of London.  Room Amenities
  • Climate control air conditioning
  • Complimentary Broadband Internet access in all rooms & Public Areas
  • Interactive television with satellite channels
  • Standard beds with cotton linens
  • Mini Fridge in Club Rooms
  • Private bath/shower with hairdryer & complimentary toiletries
  • Telephone
  • Mood lighting/night-time reading spotlights
  • In-room coffee/tea service
  • European, USA & UK plug adapters
  • Electronic Safe in Club Rooms
  • Electronic door locks
  • Iron & ironing board

     

Hotel Facilities
  • Air Conditioning in all rooms and public areas
  • Complimentary Broadband Internet access in all rooms & Public Areas
  • Complimentary WiFi in Prublic Areas
  • Non Smoking throughout
  • Restaurant & bar
  • Concierge services
  • Business Services
  • Laundry & dry cleaning services
  • Multilingual staff
  • Wide variety of rooms Large/Medium/Compact
  • Guest comment system
  • Selection of local & international newspapers
  • Luggage room facilities
  • NCP Car Park nearby
  • Smoke Detectors and Fire Alarm
  • 24 hour CCTV in all public areas
  • European, USA, & UK plug adapters
     

Cancellation Policy: Reservations may be cancelled up to 24 hours prior to arrival without penalty. Reservations canceled on or within 24 hours prior to arrival will be charged a penalty equal to 01 night(s) room and tax charges. No shows will be charged a penalty equal to 01 night(s) room and tax charges. Payment is required for accommodation at the time of Check In.

Fluke Biomedical to unveil new x-ray quality assurance technolog

Fluke Biomedical to unveil new x-ray quality assurance technology at RSNA
CLEVELAND, OHIO – Fluke Biomedical announced today plans to unveil new additions to their x-ray maintenance, calibration, and quality assurance tool platform during the RSNA tradeshow in Chicago on November 29 – December 4, 2009.  Sources close to the project report a new dosimeter is in the works for the wireless TNT 12000 X-Ray Test platform, as well as integrated mA/mAs measurement capability. 

Offering customized bundles to ensure you can meet your QA test protocol without paying for extras you don’t need, the TNT 12000 X-Ray Test Tools provide an unbeatable combination of accuracy, reliability, and ease of use.  Now with choice of all-in-one detector, dosimeter, integral mA/mAs, and handheld display or user’s own laptop interface, the TNT 12000 X-Ray Test Tools platform is anticipated to prove a new industry best for quality, speed, and customer-focused design. 

Visit Fluke Biomedical at RSNA, booth # 4665, for the official unveiling of this innovative new technology.  For more information about the RSNA event, visit . 


About Fluke Biomedical
Fluke Biomedical, a division of Fluke Corporation, is a manufacturer of quality biomedical test and simulation products and a provider of the latest medical imaging and oncology quality-assurance solutions for regulatory compliance.

About Fluke Corporation
Fluke Corporation is the world leader in compact, professional electronic test tools. Fluke customers are technicians, engineers, electricians and metrologists who install, troubleshoot and manage industrial electrical, biomedical and electronic equipment and calibration processes for quality control.

79' Jutson




Brindabella’, an icon of Australian yachting.

Outstanding, all round, high performance, ocean racing yacht. Her current configuration ensures she is equally at home around the cans, blue water racing or sailing short handed.
Continually upgraded and optimized as the rating rules have permitted, including carbon rudder and boom 1996, carbon mast 1997, increased J measurement and bow modification 1998, new keel 2001 and LOA lengthened at bow and stern 2001
The ‘Brindabella’ design is a happy marriage of a medium to light displacement yacht with significant internal volume, minimal structural interference to rearrangements in accommodation, yet has the ability to perform well under IMS or IRC and subject to modification, would become a powerful cruiser/racer.
Proven pedigree....superb condition

The RTOS Motto: On Time And On Budget

The RTOS Motto: On Time And On Budget
But is an RTOS always necessary? The answer is application-specific, so understanding what one will deliver is key to determining whether it becomes a requirement or an extravagance.
In general, an RTOS can be used anywhere a non-RTOS is employed. However, it’s rare to find an operating system with a matching RTOS that has exactly the same application programming interface (API). Many of them, though, embed an RTOS within a conventional operating system. For example, Lynux- Works LynxOS and Bluecat Linux share a Linux API. LynxOS is a hard RTOS, while Bluecat inherits its base from Linux.
Linux continues to improve its real-time performance, but its worst-case interrupt latency still doesn’t meet what would be considered hard real time for an RTOS. It all comes down to quality of service (QoS). Platforms like RTLinux Free augment Linux, providing hard real-time class QoS.
It’s important to note that this type of addition often incorporates an RTOS programming environment that’s distinct from the original operating system. An RTOS is typically small compared to a conventional desktop or server OS. They often target more smaller, resource-constrained microcontrollers. For instance, CMX’s CMX-RTX and CMX-Tiny+ can run on 8-bit MCUs up through 64-bit processors.
The increased power and memory capacity of 8-bit processors is making an RTOS more desirable for these platforms. But, an OS or RTOS is usually a requirement in 16-bit platforms and up with RTOS products like Express Logic’s ThreadX, Wind River’s VxWorks, Micrium’s uCOS-II, and Green Hills Software’s velOSity being common selections. Depending on requirements, MontaVista’s Linux meets 16- and 32-bit platform requirements in the low microsecond range.
THE RTOS CORE: SCHEDULING AND PARTITIONING
Most programmers aren’t familiar with RTOS constraints and requirements. Most usually opt for an RTOS due to its performance. Most RTOS products are small and fast, yet an RTOS also adds consistency. Beyond the fact that an RTOS gets the job done quickly, it can guarantee a job will get done.
In many applications, a late result can be catastrophic. Thus, a poor result within the proper timeframe is preferable. These applications are generally called hard real-time systems. Hard real time doesn’t indicate how fast the system may be or how quickly a system may respond. Rather, it refers to how reliably a system can meet the specified requirements.
A hard real-time system may have a fixed cycle time of one minute with a response time of one second. In theory, it’s something almost any operating system could handle. This isn’t always the case, though, as anyone can attest to when waiting for a desktop application to respond within a minute.
Hard real-time systems typically have shorter cycle times and tighter response requirements. Faster processors always help, and multicore platforms can improve response time, too. The trick for developers is to match system requirements to the hardware and software, hence the importance of an RTOS in embedded applications.
An RTOS can implement a range of scheduling policies, and the application will often restrict a programmer’s choices (see the table). Non-preemptive scheduling is trivial to implement but useful in some applications. On the other hand, non-preemptive scheduling within a task can be implemented on top of a preemptive system.
Non-preemptive should not be overlooked, especially in light of new multicore processors. Here, hardware may be tuned to handle an event-based operation in which a thread will wait for an external event to occur. This approach is usually unsuitable for a single-core processor handling multiple threads. On multicore systems with many cores, though, it’s often typical to dedicate one core to handle one peripheral. It then makes sense to have that core idle while waiting for an event to occur.
As a result, preemptive, interrupt-driven RTOS architectures make up the majority of platforms deployed. These platforms have a range of requirements, issues, and solutions (see the figure). Interrupt latency is always an issue, although hardware— multiple register sets, hardware scheduling and task switching, and hierarchical priority interrupt systems—can significantly reduce this overhead.
Several issues coincide with preemption. Most are timing-related, like race conditions, deadlock, starvation, and priority inversion, which occurs when a low-priority task A owns a synchronization resource of a higher-priority task B, and a task C with priority higher than A is running.
Without a feature like priority ceilings, task C can prevent task A and C from running. A priority-ceiling feature changes the priority of task A to that of task C, allowing it to run and eventually release the resource needed by C. At this point, task A’s priority returns to normal and task C can run.
The other timing-related issues, which the programmer must address, are often the sources of bugs that are difficult to locate and correct. Trace tools become valuable assets in locating these kinds of bugs, since symptoms such as blocked tasks are the only indication of the problem
 

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NMEA2000® Fresh Water Tank Level Sender

High ±2% Accuracy
No moving parts to stick or fail
Self Calibrating
Stores Tank Name and Tank Shape data
Tank depths from 200mm to 2 Metres
Up to 16 Fresh Water senders on a single network
Low Top Profile easy to install
Single plug to NMEA2000® bus
Part No Description
3281-F500 Fresh Water Sender - 500mm
3281-F1000 Fresh Water Sender - 1000mm
3281-F1500 Fresh Water Sender - 1500mm
3281-F2000 Fresh Water Sender - 2000mm




The 3281W NMEA2000 Fresh Water Level Sender will provide a ±2% accurate fresh water tank level to the NMEA2000 marine network and reports it's level in 1% increments.

It is robustly constructed in stainless steel with no moving parts to stick or fail in service. It is easily cut to length to suit tank depths from 200mm to 2 metres and is self calibrating at power on.

The Tank Sender can store an alphanumeric Tank Name and Tank Shape Calibration data so that displays on the network can show the tank name and it's remaining capacity in Litres, US Gallons or in Gallons.

It is easily fitted in the fresh water tank into a 1.25" BSP threaded hole. It can also be attached to the industry standard SAE 5 bolt fitting by using the 5 Bolt to 1.25" BSP Mounting Ring supplied.



Up to 16 Fresh Water Tank Level Senders can be connected to a single network and the sender number is simply selectable at installation by means of the small rotary switch.

It will be certified to the NMEA2000 network standard and attaches to the network using a single "Micro" plug. It draws less than 50mA from the network.

It comes complete with a full installation and operation manual, tank gasket and combined power and signal cable. It takes power from the NMEA2000 network and requires no additional wiring.

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NOVA-II Spectrometer


Overview:

The heart of the OMA analyzer series is the nova-II spectrometer. Its diode array contains 1,024 photodiodes, each designated to detect a specific wavelength. Collecting light intensity data from all these diodes simultaneously, the nova-II continuously produces full, high-resolution spectra of sample absorbance.

In engineering a spectrophotometer, higher light transmittance means more robust data. This was our guiding principle in designing the nova-II; we set out to achieve maximal light throughput while retaining an extremely stable, solid state build. The use of a dispersive holographic grating erases the need for multiple focusing mirrors (as found in Czerny-Turner models). Having fewer reflective elements reduces both stray light and incident light loss--manifesting as a very high signal-to-noise ratio.

FEATURES

Diode Array
1,024 photodiodes for high-res spectra
Pulsed Xenon* Light Source
Approximate five-year lifespan
Broad Spectral Response
190-1100nm wavelength range
Maximal Light Throughput
Industry-leading optics
Exceptional in low UV
Minimal stray light
Minimal Dark Current
CMOS Analog Circuitry
Low noise, low power consumption
Ethernet Interface for Remote Access
To learn about the conceptual basis of the nova-II and flow cell, see Principle of Operation: UV-VIS-SW-NIR Absorbance in the Concepts section.

*Some applications may require deuterium or tungsten light sources.

Applications:

The nova-II is the core technology behind our flagship OMA series, as well as the TLG-837 and TSA-100 systems. With broad spectral response (190-1100nm) and ultra-fine wavelength resolution, the nova-II packs the capacity for multi-component analysis from the low ultraviolet range all the way up to NIR

OMA-300 UV-VIS Get a quote Brochure Process Analyzer (ultraviolet-visible)

OMA-300 UV-VIS Get a quote Brochure
Process Analyzer (ultraviolet-visible)
Overview
Applications
Specifications
Sampling System
Documentation
A window into your process.
The OMA-300 is our flagship analyzer, the cornerstone of AAI technology. This system is tailored to a variety of applications by virtue of its fundamental design. The nova-II spectrometer houses 1,024 photodiodes, each continuously measuring a distinct element in the UV-VIS spectrum. Ultra-fine wavelength resolution delivers flexibility; the OMA full-spectrum advantage is enormous selectivity for species absorbance range and robust background correction.

The OMA-300's field reputation for stability and automation made AAI engineering into a premiere global brand.