Lots of pollen blowing off the cottonwood trees, slightly breezy, and high level thin clouds going one way and low level fluffy clouds going the other way. 90 degrees and a laptop sitting on frozen icepacks switching them out every 45 minutes maintained a stable temp for the laptop to broadcast on NSN for a few hours, and grab enough useable frames to get a half way decent image out of it despite the poor transparency. At least I got to test out the latest modification, built a solar finder based on a design I found on the web, and it works wonders for quick solar alignment without trying to read the shadow of the scope in tall grass.
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