Last Supper with Marcus and Soph

SUNDAY

The day started with coaching at Centenary.

 

We then all gathered at Dan's townhouse for a BBQ lunch.

"We" was Marcus & Soph, Chris, Dan of course, Jemma, Stephen, Harrison, Magnus and Lucy.

 

After lunch I took Magnus and Lucy back to Glenrich St then hightailed it out to Ripley for Rhianna's baby shower.  

After celebrating the impending arrival of the new baby, We had last hugs, good-bys and photos.

 

The evening concluded with a dance lesson.  (And I forgot that there was Grammarians boat unload)

Fare thee well Marcus and Sophie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gold Gold Gold

 Well Gold

and we ended up with a bronze but there was only three boats in the race so I don't think that really counts.

STATE MASTERS CHAMPIONSHIPS @ Wyaralong

I had 3 races on Saturday and none on Sunday.

The first race was a four stroked by 

On the way to the start we did a couple of rate builds which were a bit ordinary.  Paul, who is a very experienced rower raised that we should moderate the rate and that turned out to be an excellent statement.  He said to Peter in the bow seat that his one job was to steer a straight course.  Good advise that Peter implemented and in a later race, I was not able to.  The race started and Paul set a controlled rate, the boat sat up, Peter steered straight and that set the platform for us to get the power on.  It did not take long for my lack of fitness to be felt but things were going well and the rhythm helped me focus on keeping the power on.  By the time we crossed the finish line I was totally exhausted.  It was a good, a really good feeling.

 

 

 

 

New lights for Centenary

 

ANZAC DAY On River

 Today I attended the on water rowing ANZAC day service.  

We boated at West end and rowed up to Yeronga.  The service was conducted from the Somerville  pontoon. 

It was nice to see people I knew - a quad of masters from Centenary rowing a boat borrowed from the Vikings and a quad of Brigidine girls.  Jemma was there too bobbing around in  a tinnie. 

 I find these services very moving. I've never been to war so have no understanding of the challenges and horrors that the service personnel experienced. These services do put me in a reflective mindset. The phrase "Lest We Forget" is a great reminder that the freedom we have today is because of the actions of the service personnel in the past.

 

 

West End looking toward the City.  This is where we "fix up" (Lace feet into shoes)
 

 

Brigidine - Jemma in black at the back of the tinnie.

 

 

From Rowing Queensland

From Graham.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Adding an extra battery to Chris's DMax

 Charger is Kings 25A  https://au.adventurekings.com/kings-25a-dcdc-charger.html

This includes:
Regulation control for both a Lithium AND a Lead Acid battery and
A solar MPPT (Maximum Power Point Transfer) charger. and
Operates with either a standard or a smart alternator.

Does the  DMax have a A SMART alternator?
This web site says 'Yes'
This web site says look for a shunt.

FUSES
Kings recommend 50A fuses.

 

 The MPT charger is not required because the Kings 25A has a MPT built in

Shows a shunt which seems to confirm that it is a smart alternator
 

REMOVE GLOVE BOX
Pull in from the middle.  Needs two hands.

 

 

 

 

Remove 4 screws

 

 

I pushed a screwdriver through the grommet.

The corrugated tube is the factory wiring harness.  The black single wire is the CB antenna wire.

This is a plastic nut not a push on pull off thing.

The covers are only held down on the outside. 

I taped the wires to a coat hanger and gently pushed it from the front door area to the back door area.

25mm Hole saw.

Grind off the burrs with a sand paper wheel on a Dremmel

This grommet came from Bunnings but has very little overlap so it pulls out really easily.

Fixing a Navisafe light

 Navisafe Rowing Light

linux security cameras

 Downloaded a virtualbox VM for Ubunto
https://www.osboxes.org/ubuntu/

MD5
The question is HOW do I check the MD5? on windows.

SHA256: fd053a41b625f06425481006078d258ffa8a62ff5c6f872f422d7268fff45d02

SHA256  FD053A41B625F06425481006078D258FFA8A62FF5C6F872F422D7268FFF45D02 

Same so I believe it.