[ITS-EXEC] "Solar Panel Theft" Audio on ITS

[Matthew Currie]

The Newcastle Ridge repeater is co-located in a comshell with industry?
 Do we have our own solar panel supplying our repeater?

Gord: how do you have the controllers input configured to detect "loss
of panel"?  I have a ton of guesses but I might as well go straight to
the source =)

I will get the site photos regardless, might be nice to see how much ice
is up there.


Matt

Roger Stacey wrote:
> I haven't heard a thing Matt
> 
> Roger
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Matthew Currie" <matt.currie at curtek.com>
> To: "Island Trunk System Exec" <its-exec at bcwarn.net>
> Sent: Sunday, December 13, 2009 5:20 PM
> Subject: [ITS-EXEC] "Solar Panel Theft" Audio on ITS
> 
> 
> I heard the automated messages about "Solar Panel Theft" at Newcastle
> Ridge today.  I did not hear about what this was but I presume there is
> a voltage supply issue or damage to the panels?
> 
> I have a source who will be spinning a remotely controlled pan-tilt-zoom
> IP camera @ New Castle Ridge tomorrow to snap a photo of the solar panels.
> 
> Is this necessary or do we know whats wrong?
> 
> 

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