Mauna Loa Solar Observatory Observer's Log 
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Tue Dec 13 16:55:52 GMT 1994
Year: 94  Doy: 347
Observer: koon

WEATHER COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 16:56:05 GMT 1994
Clear, wind 20 mph from the SE, temp 35 F.

Tue Dec 13 17:18:47 GMT 1994: Patrol Start

LOW-L COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 17:20:33 GMT 1994
I copied the *.c and *.h files from the lowl directory to disk for David
Elmore to look over, did that last night after the observing day.  Also
removed L00145 from drive #0 and installed L00146 in drive #0 and L00147 in
drive #1.


DPMON COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 17:23:24 GMT 1994
Getting some kind of optical runaway, probably diffuser and Daystar filter.
Pausing Patrol to correct it.

Tue Dec 13 17:26:32 GMT 1994: Patrol Start

DPMON COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 17:32:45 GMT 1994
Having trouble adjusting the occulting disk position, will pause Patrol and
manually check it out.


DPMON COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 19:53:54 GMT 1994
Couldn't find any broken wires or blown fuses, can move occulting in N-S
direction only.  Connected hand-box to power supply jumper cable at OCP and
tried it (to bypass OCP microswitches) but still can't move E-W, so power
supply does work.  I'll check the DC motors and cable actuators up on the
spar.


DPMON COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 21:07:04 GMT 1994
Found two broken wires in the D-connector at the junction box side of the
cable that runs to the DC X-Y motors on the Spar.  I'll have to remove the
entire cable and possibly resolder all the wires on connector.  Problem was
caused by cable snagging yesterday afternoon.


COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 21:26:59 GMT 1994
Spar was temporarily off target while I removed the DPMON cable for repairs.

Tue Dec 13 23:13:32 GMT 1994: Patrol Start

DPMON COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 23:13:35 GMT 1994
Fixed the Occulting X-Y cable, ended up resoldering 4 wires (2 broken, 

2 frayed), cables are routed so that snagging shouldn't happen again.


COMMENT: Tue Dec 13 23:15:29 GMT 1994
Depletion noted in last image difference at PA=300, approx. 2210 ut.  Probably
corresponding to what looks like a surge at same PA, didn't get any images
with DPMON until now so I don't know what that area looked like earlier but
the surge is out to RV=1.15 now.  I don't see any CME signature but I could
have missed something earlier while working up in the dome.

Wed Dec 14 00:01:57 GMT 1994: Calibration
Wed Dec 14 00:02:44 GMT 1994: Patrol End

COMMENT: Wed Dec 14 00:07:50 GMT 1994
Activity report:
QP: 45-50; 59; 137; 245; 280-290; 298-312.
Possible surge at 2210, PA=300, RV=1.15

TAPES:
******
MKIII: H00911
DPMON: P00228
LOW-L: L00146 in drive #0

Wed Dec 14 00:10:08 GMT 1994: Filemark
SCAN-LOG 
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