The weather was fine today for a move around the Sea to Slab City. I wanted a change of view, and with the weather forecast being kinda iffy for the next several days I thought this would be as good as any for something different if I get socked in.
I've never seen so many rigs here before. Maybe it's the time of year. Still plenty of room, but it's pretty busy. It will take a few days to get used to the bombs going off over the hills, but earthquake activity is quiet right now.
Today I tilted one of my solar panels in deference to the low sun and short daylight hours. I found that if I do that for about the next six or eight weeks I get about 10-15% more power every day this time of year. Twelve more days and the sun will start working in my favor again.
I'm here until at least next week.
2007 Chevrolet Silverado Classic, Extended Cab, Long Bed, Vortex 8.1, Allison 6-spd Automatic.
2007 Arctic Fox 29-5E. Three AM Solar AM-100 photovoltaic panels, six 6-volt deep discharge batteries.
