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Oliktok precip site

2016-09-03T23:16:05Z

137.229.29.38: /* Oliktok */

===Barrow site===
Has:
*Enclosure
*CR1000
*Judd or SR50a
*Radios/NL100

Needs:
*LPM
*Quadpod for:
*3x SR50a

===Atqasuk===
Uninstalling:
*Nipher guage
*CR1000
*2 radios
*Wenglor particle counter
*SR50a
*quadpod
*computer?

===Oliktok===
Installing:
*Geonor + fence
*Power AC
*SR50a on quadpod
*LPM

Geonor notes
*needs antifreeze sol'n: Propylene glycol (40%) / Methanol (60%)
*needs 0.4L Low Pour Hydraulic oil
*Geonor fence
**Alter shield
***attach shield to Geonor stand with 1in pipe, then 1in to 3/4in nurail offset cross fitting like (http://www.nurail.com/products/%2310-Offset-Cross-%252d-3%7B47%7D4in-x-1in..html), then 3/4in post provided with the alter shield
***apply rust prevention coating
** says here a wyoming shield has way worse catch efficiency :( http://www.fs.fed.us/t-d/pubs/htmlpubs/htm02252325/

LPM notes
*LPM communication
**power cable for MD485
**set active ports: RS232 and RS485
**need long three wire cable for RS485 coms
*LPM power
**1: brown, 2: blue, ground: green/yellow
* mount
**do I need a plywood rig for this too??

communication
*need NL100 or something?

Power
*LPM uses max 150 VA (VA = watts)
*Geonor heater draws 25 watts at 24 volts
**3.4 mA per vibrating wire. 7 mA on warm up
*SR50a
**250 mA peak measurement (measurement takes less than 1 sec)
**1 mA quiescent in SDI12 mode

Todo
*asked alaska steel for nurail quote, do PR when receive it
*figure out geonor fence
*figure out geonor heater
*programs
**update Barrow (downloaded one from bob's dropbox, now in docs folder)
**write new for oliktok

*quadpods: order pipe and nurail fittings from alaska steel
*sensor mounts. enclosure mounts
*conduit
*zip ties (heavy duty), and little ones for the enclosure. labels for the wires in enclosure

Bring
*Dewalt drill
*sledge hammer

Site Location

[[File:Location precip gauges2.PNG|800px]]

NGEE Barrow August 2016

2016-08-09T01:44:44Z

137.229.29.38: /* September Items that would be bonus for August */

I'm starting this for the Bill & Lily trip.

===September Items that would be bonus for August===
'''(Sounds like September trip may not happen... hopefully you are able to do these)'''
I have these items on the September trip but if you have time it would be awesome to do them in August and even better if we don't need the September trip:
To Do:
* Replace all SR50A snow transducers
** 2pcs @ A, 2 pcs @ B, 3pcs @ C, 1pcs @ D
** general rule, station ID = 7, trough = 8, at C rim ID = 9
** tools required:
*** phillips screw driver
*** 1/4" nutdriver if you remove the sensor from the stand to swap out.
*** 1/2" wrench/nut driver if you remove the sensor.

* Near the boardwalk to the C site is Anna Liljedahl's Soil moisture grid site. There is an MD485 wired link between that CR1000 and the C site. Could we talk through checking this link. Haven't heard from the logger since last fall. Also worth it to download the data but I think fixing whatever is ailing the MD485 link will get the telemetry working again.
**find white campbel box on ground with cr1000 pakbus ID: 404
**download data
**power cycle
** it is possible that the C site has forgotten that it is a pakbus router.

*check compact flash memory module at A
**download program
**connect with device config, file control, format USR drive

* Swap out all Wind Speed Sensors
** 3m @ A, B, C will require a ladder
** 1.2m @ A,B, C, D
** These are Met One 014A sensors so the tricky part I think will be the corrosion. The sensor cable screws on the base which I think won't be too bad but might require a channel lock.
** The cups though will require an allen wrench, small, and the corrosion may make removing them all but impossible. I'm not sure.
** we'll need to add anti corrosion goo to the fittings on replacement, too.
* check level on radiometers
* Could you roll up the extension cord running from the eddy covariance tower to Sina's thermal IR tower location? Take back to storage?
** We should ask Stan / Brian if it is still out there
* take photos of ARM precip fence
Take from Barrow from Nome (we have permission):
* 5 pieces of trail mat

To Bring:
* 014A replacements
* couple small tools
** 1/2" wrench/nut driver
** 1/4" wrench/nutdriver
** metric allen wrenches
**
* ladder
* SR50A transducers
* anti corrosion goo

In Action packer already:
*disc
*8 sr50a transducers
*assortment of zip ties, hose clamps, duct tape, electrical tape
*7 met one ws rods, 7 met one ws cups
** allen wrench taped to one of rods (also one of the yellow set in my tool kit fits)
* anti corrosion goo

NGEE Barrow August 2016

2016-08-09T01:27:51Z

137.229.29.38: /* September Items that would be bonus for August */

I'm starting this for the Bill & Lily trip.

===September Items that would be bonus for August===
'''(Sounds like September trip may not happen... hopefully you are able to do these)'''
I have these items on the September trip but if you have time it would be awesome to do them in August and even better if we don't need the September trip:
To Do:
* Replace all SR50A snow transducers
** 2pcs @ A, 2 pcs @ B, 3pcs @ C, 1pcs @ D
** general rule, station ID = 7, trough = 8, at C rim ID = 9
** tools required:
*** phillips screw driver
*** 1/4" nutdriver if you remove the sensor from the stand to swap out.
*** 1/2" wrench/nut driver if you remove the sensor.
* Near the boardwalk to the C site is Anna Liljedahl's Soil moisture grid site. There is an MD485 wired link between that CR1000 and the C site. Could we talk through checking this link. Haven't heard from the logger since last fall. Also worth it to download the data but I think fixing whatever is ailing the MD485 link will get the telemetry working again.
**only campbel box.
**cr1000 pakbus ID: 404
**power cycle

** it is possible that the C site has forgotten that it is a pakbus router.
* Swap out all Wind Speed Sensors
** 3m @ A, B, C will require a ladder
** 1.2m @ A,B, C, D
** These are Met One 014A sensors so the tricky part I think will be the corrosion. The sensor cable screws on the base which I think won't be too bad but might require a channel lock.
** The cups though will require an allen wrench, small, and the corrosion may make removing them all but impossible. I'm not sure.
** we'll need to add anti corrosion goo to the fittings on replacement, too.
* check level on radiometers
* Could you roll up the extension cord running from the eddy covariance tower to Sina's thermal IR tower location? Take back to storage?
** We should ask Stan / Brian if it is still out there
* take photos of ARM precip fence
Take from Barrow from Nome (we have permission):
* 5 pieces of trail mat

To Bring:
* 014A replacements
* couple small tools
** 1/2" wrench/nut driver
** 1/4" wrench/nutdriver
** metric allen wrenches
**
* ladder
* SR50A transducers
* anti corrosion goo

In Action packer already:
*disc
*8 sr50a transducers
*assortment of zip ties, hose clamps, duct tape, electrical tape
*7 met one ws rods, 7 met one ws cups
** allen wrench taped to one of rods (also one of the yellow set in my tool kit fits)
* anti corrosion goo

NGEE Barrow August 2016

2016-08-09T01:27:00Z

137.229.29.38: /* September Items that would be bonus for August */

I'm starting this for the Bill & Lily trip.

===September Items that would be bonus for August===
'''(Sounds like September trip may not happen... hopefully you are able to do these)'''
I have these items on the September trip but if you have time it would be awesome to do them in August and even better if we don't need the September trip:
To Do:
* Replace all SR50A snow transducers
** 2pcs @ A, 2 pcs @ B, 3pcs @ C, 1pcs @ D
** general rule, station ID = 7, trough = 8, at C rim ID = 9
** tools required:
*** phillips screw driver
*** 1/4" nutdriver if you remove the sensor from the stand to swap out.
*** 1/2" wrench/nut driver if you remove the sensor.
* Near the boardwalk to the C site is Anna Liljedahl's Soil moisture grid site. There is an MD485 wired link between that CR1000 and the C site. Could we talk through checking this link. Haven't heard from the logger since last fall. Also worth it to download the data but I think fixing whatever is ailing the MD485 link will get the telemetry working again.
**only campbel box.
**cr1000 pakbus ID: 404
**power cycle

** it is possible that the C site has forgotten that it is a pakbus router.
* Swap out all Wind Speed Sensors
** 3m @ A, B, C will require a ladder
** 1.2m @ A,B, C, D
** These are Met One 014A sensors so the tricky part I think will be the corrosion. The sensor cable screws on the base which I think won't be too bad but might require a channel lock.
** The cups though will require an allen wrench, small, and the corrosion may make removing them all but impossible. I'm not sure.
** we'll need to add anti corrosion goo to the fittings on replacement, too.
* check level on radiometers
* Could you roll up the extension cord running from the eddy covariance tower to Sina's thermal IR tower location? Take back to storage?
** We should ask Stan / Brian if it is still out there
* take photos of ARM precip fence
To Bring:
* 014A replacements
* couple small tools
** 1/2" wrench/nut driver
** 1/4" wrench/nutdriver
** metric allen wrenches
**
* ladder
* SR50A transducers
* anti corrosion goo

Take from Barrow from Nome (we have permission):
* 5 pieces of trail mat

In Action packer already:
*disc
*8 sr50a transducers
*assortment of zip ties, hose clamps, duct tape, electrical tape
*7 met one ws rods, 7 met one ws cups
** allen wrench taped to one of rods (also one of the yellow set in my tool kit fits)
* anti corrosion goo

Oliktok precip site

2016-08-09T01:17:19Z

137.229.29.38: /* Oliktok */

Oliktok precip site

2016-08-09T01:13:01Z

137.229.29.38: /* Oliktok */

Oliktok precip site

2016-08-09T00:11:34Z

137.229.29.38: /* Oliktok */

Oliktok precip site

2016-08-09T00:10:11Z

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Oliktok precip site

2016-08-09T00:07:51Z

137.229.29.38:

2016 NGEE August Nome Trip

2016-08-08T23:46:20Z

137.229.29.38: /* Anemometer notes */

===Second Trip:===
'''August 11 - 19'''

===pre trip===
* find large wrenches to bring for drill bits
* wire rope cable cutters

===To Purchase===
* 2.5" unistrut clamps (for solar panel teller top)?

===Second Trip To Do List:===
* @ Teller
** [[Teller Lower Station]] turn into full met 3m tripod located closer to shrubs
*** soil pit
**** soil moisture @ 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil thermal conductivity @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil temperature @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil heat flux near base of active layer & plant / soil boundary
*** 1.5m soil temperature profile
*** snow depth @ tripod
*** snow depth away from tripod
*** interval camera
*** 4 component radiation
*** Spectral response sensors: NDVI & PRI up looking and two vegetation communities
*** 1.5m Air temperature, Relative Humidity, & Dew Point Temperature
*** Wind speed and direction at 3m
*** summer precipitation
**** bring out self tapping screw to keep animals from removing precip bucket lid.
** Surface Water Station #1
*** Bring out CR200
*** Connect two Pressure Transducers to this CR200
*** Readdress them to 1 & 0 from 0 & 0
*** From temporary top site bring down for SW station:
**** instrument box
**** battery
**** solar panel
**** charge controller
** [[Teller Upper Station ]]
*** soil pit in the low area
**** soil moisture @ 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil thermal conductivity @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil temperature @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil heat flux near base of active layer & plant / soil boundary
*** 1.5m soil temperature profile
*** snow depth @ tripod
*** snow depth away from tripod
*** interval camera
*** 4 component radiation
*** 1.5m Air temperature, Relative Humidity, & Dew Point Temperature
*** Wind speed and direction at 3+m
*** summer precipitation
*** super animal protect this site.
** Extras:
*** Survey in and place the two hobo pressure transducers somewhere in the watershed up stream from the main site.
*** Survey in temporary and permanent tripods / instrumentation
* @ [[Kougraok M64]]
** if we get permission then site at the top perhaps?
** If no permission then maybe a subset of instruments adjacent to the GIPL Pilgrim site and or hold off until September / the spring.
*** soil pit
**** soil moisture @ 5, 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil thermal conductivity @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil temperature @ 10, 20, 30, 40 cm bgs
**** soil heat flux near base of active layer & plant / soil boundary
*** 1.5m soil temperature profile
*** snow depth @ tripod
*** snow depth away from tripod
*** interval camera
*** 4 component radiation
*** Spectral response sensors: NDVI & PRI up looking and two vegetation communities
*** 1.5m Air temperature, Relative Humidity, & Dew Point Temperature
*** Wind speed and direction at 3m
*** summer precipitation
** Add ground control survey point if permitted

* Existing Sites @ Kougarok
** Remove lowest section of K-met Tower?
** Level radiometers
** level precip buckets
** Refresh AT/RH sensors
** check if Anemometers are still within specification
** download data
** only planning to visit 10 meter tower and Mauze Gulch (up from bridge)
** bring out new battery

* Existing Sites @ Council
** Remove lowest section of Tower? @ blueberry hill
** Level radiometers
** level precip buckets
** Refresh AT/RH sensors
** check if Anemometers are still within specification
** download data
** spend two nights with Mike Murphy to maximize field time
** radiometer setup to Grid site
** put in ground control point
** Bring out new battery

* Existing Skookum Pass Repeater site
** Switch old data logger out for CR800 and
** if time install redundant satellite link
** bring up two batteries

* Existing Anvil Mountain Repeater site
** bring up two batteries
** Change AT/RH/DP out for simpler Air temperature only

====8/11====
* Arrive @ around Noon
* Pick up vehicle. confirmation number 39289
* Pick up freight
* Visit Anvil Mountain and swap out batteries.
* Get groceries
* Pack vehicle for 8/12
* Pick up freight
** bring teller coded gear to Bering Air

====8/12 - 8/14 or 15====
'''(I think this may take more than two days)'''<br/>
'''Starting to think 1.5 -2 days per site is more realistic'''
* Go to Teller
* @Top Put up permanent site
** see above for instrumentation etc
* @ SW station
** see above for instrumentation etc
* @ Snowmelt Logger
** see above for instrumentation etc
* Use Survey GPS to lock in positions of all instrumentation (before move and after!)
* Make a discharge measurement
* Level precipitation gage
* Bring a drill & self-tapping screw to lock tipping bucket in place.

====8/14 - 8/16 ====
* '''FUEL UP!!!!'''
* If the weather cooperates, hike up and visit the Kigluaiks Sites
** optional / cancel if behind schedule...
** download data
** reorient antenna if needed
* Plan A: Recon the Kougarok site
* Plan B: save Kougarok_m64 site for '17
* Plan C: put some instruments @ Pilgrim hot springs?
* @Kougarok_m64
* see above for instrumentation etc
* @ K2 Met
** grab data off the storage module
** sensor refresh
** Battery
** better secure the radiation stand to make sure it stays level.
* @ K3 Mauze Gulch
** Sensor refresh
*** AT/RH
*** SR50A
*** Battery?
** Data Download
* Camping Schedule on ideal itinerary
** 8/14: Salmon Lake BLM
** 8/15: Kougarok Cabin
** 8/16: Kougarok Cabin

====8/17 - 8/18====
* Drive back to Nome
* '''FUEL UP!!!!'''
* Drive out to Council
* Spend two nights @ B&B.
* Focus on C2 Blueberry site & Tower.
* make the radiation stand more solid.
* Reduce the tower to 2 sections

====8/19====
* Return to Nome
* On way stop by Skookum Pass repeater
* Fix as noted above.
* Ship anything in need of shipping
* depart for Fairbanks in evening

===To bring MISC===
*anti seize goop
*camping gear
*putty for boxes
* rope-a-long

===Hydra Probe notes ===
** ID 0 = 5cm = red
** ID 1 = 10cm = orange
** ID 2 = 20cm = purple
** ID 3 = 30cm = brown
** ID 4 = 40cm = black
===VATP notes===
*bringing 2 drill bits (different tips), two extensions (different lengths), and two connectors
*also need to bring wrenches
*drill in UAF Nome storage
*when installing VATP, remove upper veg layer, drill a hole, install VATP, cut a slit in upper layer to place back around installed probe
*use white duct tape to secure probe to conduit

===Anemometer notes ===
Testing each anemometer for
*propeller torque using anemometer torque disc (18310)
**factory spec is 2.6 gm-cm (black nylon screw at 5cm and metal screw at 2cm)
*** 33821 moved with 0.2 gm-cm (a black nylon screw at 2cm radius), so this is much better than factory spec
*** 61996 moved with 0.5 gm-cm
**tested both Clock Wise(CW) and Counter Clock Wise (CCW)
*Wind speed using anemometer drive (18802)
** @200rpm = 0.98m/s. @1000rpm = 4.9m/s. @2000rpm = 9.8m/s
**tested both CW and CCW
*Vane Torque using Vane Torque Gauge (18331)
**mount the gauge, pull the string, if it moves with < 30 gm-cm of torque, golden.
**tested both CW and CCW
*Wind Direction using Vane Angle Fixture Tower Mount (18212)
** checked 3 directions
*** 33821 all within 1 degree of accuracy
*** 61996 reads 3 degrees less (ex: reads 177 when should be 180)

NGEE Barrow August 2016

2016-08-08T23:37:59Z

137.229.29.38:

I'm starting this for the Bill & Lily trip.

===September Items that would be bonus for August===
'''(Sounds like September trip may not happen... hopefully you are able to do these)'''
I have these items on the September trip but if you have time it would be awesome to do them in August and even better if we don't need the September trip:
To Do:
* Replace all SR50A snow transducers
** 2pcs @ A, 2 pcs @ B, 3pcs @ C, 1pcs @ D
** general rule, station ID = 7, trough = 8, at C rim ID = 9
** tools required:
*** phillips screw driver
*** 1/4" nutdriver if you remove the sensor from the stand to swap out.
*** 1/2" wrench/nut driver if you remove the sensor.
* Near the boardwalk to the C site is Anna Liljedahl's Soil moisture grid site. There is an MD485 wired link between that CR1000 and the C site. Could we talk through checking this link. Haven't heard from the logger since last fall. Also worth it to download the data but I think fixing whatever is ailing the MD485 link will get the telemetry working again.
** it is possible that the C site has forgotten that it is a pakbus router.
* Swap out all Wind Speed Sensors
** 3m @ A, B, C will require a ladder
** 1.2m @ A,B, C, D
** These are Met One 014A sensors so the tricky part I think will be the corrosion. The sensor cable screws on the base which I think won't be too bad but might require a channel lock.
** The cups though will require an allen wrench, small, and the corrosion may make removing them all but impossible. I'm not sure.
** we'll need to add anti corrosion goo to the fittings on replacement, too.
* check level on radiometers
* Could you roll up the extension cord running from the eddy covariance tower to Sina's thermal IR tower location? Take back to storage?
** We should ask Stan / Brian if it is still out there
* take photos of ARM precip fence
To Bring:
* 014A replacements
* couple small tools
** 1/2" wrench/nut driver
** 1/4" wrench/nutdriver
** metric allen wrenches
**
* ladder
* SR50A transducers
* anti corrosion goo

Take from Barrow from Nome (we have permission):
* 5 pieces of trail mat

In Action packer already:
*disc
*8 sr50a transducers
*assortment of zip ties, hose clamps, duct tape, electrical tape
*7 met one ws rods, 7 met one ws cups
** allen wrench taped to one of rods (also one of the yellow set in my tool kit fits)
* anti corrosion goo

NGEE Barrow August 2016

2016-08-08T23:35:15Z

137.229.29.38: /* September Items that would be bonus for August */

I'm starting this for the Bill & Lily trip.

To Do:
* Could you roll up the extension cord running from the eddy covariance tower to Sina's thermal IR tower location? Take back to storage?
** We should ask Stan / Brian if it is still out there
* take photos of ARM precip fence

===September Items that would be bonus for August===
'''(Sounds like September trip may not happen... hopefully you are able to do these)'''
I have these items on the September trip but if you have time it would be awesome to do them in August and even better if we don't need the September trip:
To Do:
* Replace all SR50A snow transducers
** 2pcs @ A, 2 pcs @ B, 3pcs @ C, 1pcs @ D
** general rule, station ID = 7, trough = 8, at C rim ID = 9
** tools required:
*** phillips screw driver
*** 1/4" nutdriver if you remove the sensor from the stand to swap out.
*** 1/2" wrench/nut driver if you remove the sensor.
* Near the boardwalk to the C site is Anna Liljedahl's Soil moisture grid site. There is an MD485 wired link between that CR1000 and the C site. Could we talk through checking this link. Haven't heard from the logger since last fall. Also worth it to download the data but I think fixing whatever is ailing the MD485 link will get the telemetry working again.
** it is possible that the C site has forgotten that it is a pakbus router.
* Swap out all Wind Speed Sensors
** 3m @ A, B, C will require a ladder
** 1.2m @ A,B, C, D
** These are Met One 014A sensors so the tricky part I think will be the corrosion. The sensor cable screws on the base which I think won't be too bad but might require a channel lock.
** The cups though will require an allen wrench, small, and the corrosion may make removing them all but impossible. I'm not sure.
** we'll need to add anti corrosion goo to the fittings on replacement, too.
* check level on radiometers

To Bring:
* 014A replacements
* couple small tools
** 1/2" wrench/nut driver
** 1/4" wrench/nutdriver
** metric allen wrenches
**
* ladder
* SR50A transducers
* anti corrosion goo

Take from Barrow from Nome (we have permission):
* 5 pieces of trail mat

In Action packer already:
*disc
*8 sr50a transducers
*assortment of zip ties, hose clamps, duct tape, electrical tape
*7 met one ws rods, 7 met one ws cups
** allen wrench taped to one of rods (also one of the yellow set in my tool kit fits)
* anti corrosion goo

Tool list

2016-08-08T23:07:26Z

137.229.29.38:

==main tool bag==
* snips
* circle level
* measuring tape
* Gerber Multitool
* Crimping Tool
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver x2
* Campbell Flathead Screwdriver x2
* Socket Driver
** 7/16" Deep Socket
** 1/2" Deep Socket
* 16 to 26 AWG wire stripper (red)
* 5/16" nut driver
* 7/16" nut driver
* 1/2" nut driver
* English Allen Wrench Set
* Regular size #2 Phillips screwdriver
* Regular size flathead screwdriver
* stubby phillips screwdriver
* stubby flathead screwdriver
* Large Channel Locks
* crescent wrench
* 7/16" box wrench x2
* 1/2" box wrench x2
* 1/4" / 5/16" box wrench
* multimeter
* pen
* electrical tape

==Cable bag==
* hobo cable (usb to mini usb)
* null modem calbe
* straight through serial cable
* Ethernet cable
* usb car charger
* sc12 cable

==extra tool bag==
* Small torpedo level
* compass
* lighter
* 10 to 18 AWG wire stripper (yellow)
* torx 20 screw driver
* metric allen wrench set

==hobo kit==

==Extra stuff==
* hose clamps
* zip ties
* duct tape
* sharpie

* Small Channel Locks

* Paint Marking Pen

* electrical tape
* Pruning Shears

Tool list

2016-08-08T23:07:07Z

137.229.29.38:

==main tool bag==
* snips
* circle level
* measuring tape
* Gerber Multitool
* Crimping Tool
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver x2
* Campbell Flathead Screwdriver x2
* Socket Driver
** 7/16" Deep Socket
** 1/2" Deep Socket
* 16 to 26 AWG wire stripper (red)
* 5/16" nut driver
* 7/16" nut driver
* 1/2" nut driver
* English Allen Wrench Set
* Regular size #2 Phillips screwdriver
* Regular size flathead screwdriver
* stubby phillips screwdriver
* stubby flathead screwdriver
* Large Channel Locks
* crescent wrench
* 7/16" box wrench x2
* 1/2" box wrench x2
* 1/4" / 5/16" box wrench
* multimeter
* pen
* electrical tape

==Cable bag==
* hobo cable (usb to mini usb)
* null modem calbe
* straight through serial cable
* Ethernet cable
* usb car charger
* sc12 cable

==extra tool bag==
* Small torpedo level
* compass
* lighter
* 10 to 18 AWG wire stripper (yellow)
* torx 20 screw driver
* metric allen wrench set

==hobo kit==

Extra stuff
* hose clamps
* zip ties
* duct tape
* sharpie

* Small Channel Locks

* Paint Marking Pen

* electrical tape
* Pruning Shears

Tool list

2016-08-08T23:05:39Z

137.229.29.38:

main tool bag
* snips
* circle level
* measuring tape
* Gerber Multitool
* Crimping Tool
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver x2
* Campbell Flathead Screwdriver x2
* Socket Driver
** 7/16" Deep Socket
** 1/2" Deep Socket
* 16 to 26 AWG wire stripper (red)
* 5/16" nut driver
* 7/16" nut driver
* 1/2" nut driver
* English Allen Wrench Set
* Regular size #2 Phillips screwdriver
* Regular size flathead screwdriver
* stubby phillips screwdriver
* stubby flathead screwdriver
* Large Channel Locks
* crescent wrench
* 7/16" box wrench x2
* 1/2" box wrench x2
* 1/4" / 5/16" box wrench
* multimeter
* pen
* electrical tape

Cable bag
* hobo cable (usb to mini usb)
* null modem calbe
* straight through serial cable
* Ethernet cable
* usb car charger
* sc12 cable

extra tool bag
* Small torpedo level
* compass
* lighter
* 10 to 18 AWG wire stripper (yellow)
* torx 20 screw driver
* metric allen wrench set

hobo kit

Extra stuff
* hose clamps
* zip ties
* duct tape
* sharpie

* Small Channel Locks

* Paint Marking Pen

* electrical tape
* Pruning Shears

Tool list

2016-08-08T22:11:09Z

137.229.29.38:

main tool bag
* snips
* circle level
* measuring tape
* Gerber Multitool
* Crimping Tool
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver x2
* Campbell Flathead Screwdriver x2
* Socket Driver
** 7/16" Deep Socket
** 1/2" Deep Socket
* 16 to 26 AWG wire stripper (red)
* 5/16" nut driver
* 7/16" nut driver
* 1/2" nut driver
* English Allen Wrench Set
* Regular size #2 Phillips screwdriver
* Regular size flathead screwdriver
* stubby phillips screwdriver
* stubby flathead screwdriver
* Large Channel Locks
* crescent wrench
* 7/16" box wrench x2
* 1/2" box wrench x2
* 1/4" / 5/16" box wrench
* multimeter
* pen
* electrical tape

Cable bag
* hobo cable (usb to mini usb)
* null modem calbe
* straight through serial cable
* Ethernet cable
* usb car charger
* sc12 cable

extra tool bag
* Small torpedo level
* compass
* lighter
* 10 to 18 AWG wire stripper (yellow)
* torx 20 screw driver
* metric allen wrench set

* Small Channel Locks

* Paint Marking Pen

* electrical tape
* Pruning Shears

Tool list

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main tool bag
* snips
* circle level
* measuring tape
* Gerber Multitool
* Crimping Tool
* Campbell Phillips Screwdriver x2
* Campbell Flathead Screwdriver x2
* Socket Driver
** 7/16" Deep Socket
** 1/2" Deep Socket
* 16 to 26 AWG wire stripper (red)
* 5/16" nut driver
* 7/16" nut driver
* 1/2" nut driver
* English Allen Wrench Set
* Regular size #2 Phillips screwdriver
* Regular size flathead screwdriver
* stubby phillips screwdriver
* stubby flathead screwdriver
* Large Channel Locks

extra tool bag
* Small torpedo level
* compass
* lighter
* 10 to 18 AWG wire stripper (yellow)
* torx 20 screw driver
* metric allen wrench set

* 1/4" / 5/16" box wrench
* 7/16" box wrench
* 1/2" box wrench

* Small Channel Locks

* Paint Marking Pen

* electrical tape
* Pruning Shears

Cherry TFS sites

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Sites in the Toolik area under management
* [[Sugiura Particle Counter]]
* [[TFS Met Tower]]
** [[TFS Site Wiring]]
* [[tool list]]
Trip Tasks Lists
*[[Jessie_Cherry_May_2013_Toolik_Trip]]
*[[May 31- June 6th, 2015 site visit]]
*[[Fall 2015 site visit]]
*[[spring 2016 site visit]]
*[[summer 2016 visit]]