Some years ago, I got heat stroke. I've been overheated in many cases, but I don't remember the exact time it was the worst. But now, when the temperatures are up, you can find me in the shadows, usually near the floor. It's just too hot for me.
I'm in Southern Indiana. And just like Chicago gets a summertime benefit of nearby water being 3,000 feet deep (and thereby cold) Evansville gets the opposite.
Evansville's on the Ohio River. It's muddy like most rivers in motion, it's shallow, and yesterday the water out there was in the sun, closer to Louisville. Today, it's out there gassing the liquid into the air, with temps over 90, making it our own local jungle.
So, THAT's why there's not been any activity to speak of, since April! (Yeah, it's miserable, and I'm sensitive.)
Sorry, guys: I know you want content- something to READ, but I can only give you content when I can get progress. And today, even if I had money for it, it's just to hot to work out there.
How hot? Just look closely to your lower-left.
After that last, painful crash, there's been a lot of development going on. But now the computer and it's software is up and most of the way it needs to be.
110V "shore" power was removed from the trailer around 7pm CDT. By estimates of the previous battery-test, we should have a shutdown around 5pm (CDT) tomorrow.
