severe storm

The network also has to be "terminated" with a resitor at each end of the backbone. There is a resistor built into the wind vane and at the other end there should be a plug plugged into a T-joiner. If the terminator is missing the data might "wander back" throught the cable and give you strange readings.

This is what I have learnt.

Johan

Edited by Peter-Blake - 26 February 2009 at 09:19

The storm was all around us with occasional showers and thunders. The wind was coming from alternating directions as was created by the clouds.












Edited by panos - 26 February 2009 at 11:06

Hi,

I stopped taking fotos when the storm caught us! But you can see the clouds hanging from the sky. Usually there is sunshine in winter!!!!
And believe me it was cold! We just don't have winter outfit. I was wearing ski underwear inside the wetsuit.

And it is not true that you sail in this outfit in summer. I was for 25 days last July in Greifswald to receive the boat and sailed to Denmark in August. Most of the time the weather was very good!


Edited by panos - 26 February 2009 at 11:26

The Grevelingen during the winter, just before a lot of hailstone came down



Gregor

Edited by Gregor - 26 February 2009 at 17:29