Got settled in and enjoyed a comfortable afternoon of 78 degrees.
I had a bit of work to do. When I was taking the solar panels apart I must have done something very wrong. I didn't just blow the fuse, the whole fuse holder melted. I had to get a replacement when I got here. I put it all back together again and it works fine, just like it worked fine for 8 days at Empire. No idea what went wrong. We'll see how I do when I take it apart again in 11 days.
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| Sunrise at the ranch |
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| Frost on the truck windshield |
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| Sunrise glow on the mountains |
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| Now at Ben Avery Shooting Facility in Phoenix |
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| There are often balloons over the area |
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| Looking towards the Winter Range set up |
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| Winter Range camp is still sparse, but this will all fill up by next week. |
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| A Phoenix sunset |
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| After yesterday's post someone wondered what I meant by a "normal" desktop. This is it. It came back by itself; much like it went away by itself. ????????? |
Yup, that was it. "Tablet mode." The computer folds up and you can touch the screen to mouse, right?
ReplyDeletehttps://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17210/windows-10-use-your-pc-like-a-tablet
PS Arizona is wonderful. The only place I've ever been where I ever became dehydrated (some cactus garden near where you were), but also the only place the sun didn't make me feel sick. I loved our visit there. No place I'd live, though.
ReplyDeleteYup, it must have been the tablet mode. I didn’t fold it all the way to tablet but may have been just far enough.
ReplyDeleteAZ is a great winter place. If one gets lonesome for snow it’s only a day drive to find some.