Dave just called me. He said he did a cleaning at 1130 yesterday. Station looks OK. Slight bleaching occurring near the station.
Jules
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Thursday, August 23, 2007
Wednesday, May 30, 2007
New CTD
The instruments were cleaned on 5/30/07 just after 11:00 am. The shallow CTD was changed out and plugged in just before 11:00 am. The fouling on the deep BIC was almost nill????
Dave
Dave
Friday, May 11, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Maintenance Update
Hi Jim
The instruments were cleaned on Feb. 28, and March 27 before 12 noon. Nothing significant was noticed. I am still waiting for instrument brackets, long and short cable ties, and word on when to remove the groundtruth CT. Please advise
David Ward
Scuba Shack
PO Box 3221
Frederiksted, VI 00841-3221
340-772-DIVE
Toll Free 888-STX-DIVE
www.stcroixscubashack.com
email info@stcroixscubashack.com
The instruments were cleaned on Feb. 28, and March 27 before 12 noon. Nothing significant was noticed. I am still waiting for instrument brackets, long and short cable ties, and word on when to remove the groundtruth CT. Please advise
David Ward
Scuba Shack
PO Box 3221
Frederiksted, VI 00841-3221
340-772-DIVE
Toll Free 888-STX-DIVE
www.stcroixscubashack.com
email info@stcroixscubashack.com
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Cleaning update
I cleaned the instruments on Jan. 28 at 10 am. Not a lot of fouling noticed. I am still waiting for instrument brackets, long and short cable ties, and word on when to remove the groundtruth CT.
Dave
Dave
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
station back online November 30th
The station came back online without intervention on Thursday, November 30th. There continue to be sporadic transmitter error counts reported but as of December 26th they are not appearing consistently so there is less cause for alarm.
The current working theory is still that these error counts relate to a problem obtaining a daily GPS fix. If that's true, then we should be able to go for roughly one month with consistently reported transmitter errors before we can expect the station to go offline again. As of December 26th we only have two consecutive days' worth of transmitter error reports so if the GPS theory is true, the station could go offline again no earlier than late January.
However, if the current patterns hold, the station could well remain online indefinitely.
-- Mike J+
The current working theory is still that these error counts relate to a problem obtaining a daily GPS fix. If that's true, then we should be able to go for roughly one month with consistently reported transmitter errors before we can expect the station to go offline again. As of December 26th we only have two consecutive days' worth of transmitter error reports so if the GPS theory is true, the station could go offline again no earlier than late January.
However, if the current patterns hold, the station could well remain online indefinitely.
-- Mike J+
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
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