Still on call.
The sprinkler we replaced yesterday is still leaking, but not enough to be the problem. I poked at a bunch of things without making any progress.
Still on call.
The sprinkler we replaced yesterday is still leaking, but not enough to be the problem. I poked at a bunch of things without making any progress.
We've had a change at work where a certain customer has been promised 60 minutes time to fix, and this was the first weekend of that. So obviously I'm on call. I barely left the house in case they called, but I did get to the EAA hangar for the October meeting. I took my laptop with me in case :o(
We've figured out that there's a water leak at the house, and one of my thoughts was that it could be one sprinkler that's lower than the others. I replaced it, and that leaked, so we went and bought the parts to reinstall it again, and left the glue to dry overnight.
I'm bothered about the leak, as it seems to be a stupid amount, in which case where's the water?
I had the day off (a "wellness day" at work,) so obviously the day started out misty after torrential rain last night.
When it had warmed up a bit I spent a couple of hours on the roof unclogging the drains that had been pouring over the top last night.
The forecast was for rain, so despite the occasional bit of blue sky, we drove up to Auburn to meet Chris and Perry for lunch.
I went to the airport and took off as Randy arrived from Cameron Park, and we flew to Watts-Woodland for their display day.
When everybody started to leave, we headed home - me to Lincoln, Randy back to Cameron Park.
After a nap I got some paint onto the frame I've been working on. Until I ran out of paint and daylight. It's supposed to rain tomorrow, so I probably won't get much more done on that for a while :o(
Looks like there's a temporary fix (ie a copy of the old data) for my map problem here. Hopefully they'll sort out the API changes before the copy goes away.
Despite not yet having a working map to install, I worked some more on the frame for the new map - I've rounded off the edges, and we'll see how that looks when I get it painted and try to put it all together.