
Rhonda’s chastity belt was bigger, heavier, and tougher to move than expected, but once in place looks like it should last a good long time

Everything was going great, with very little fighting in the sandbox (the cookies helped), until it was time to put Rhonda to work. She’s always been a bit finicky to get started, but would run fine once she got going. Not this time. Things got so desperate, I even saw someone reading the manual!

By the time we left, we had a good news/bad news/good news situation: the good news is Rhonda is in place, running on sunshine, providing weather updates every three minutes (see link under observations on weather page). The bad news is the anemometer failed, and during the troubleshooting process the barometric pressure was turned off. The good news is a replacement wind meter is on order and we should be able to finish the installation next weekend. Thanks again to everyone who helped.