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==2011 ToDo Items==

*Shopping List:
**Wire brush for paint cleanup.
**Wire for cable pulls.
**Fine tip sharpies.
**Silver Sharpie.
**Industrial Strength Twist Ties.

**CCClone Drive.

*Sensors:
**Replace soil moisture probes.
**Replace radiometers.
**Relocate SPN1 Sunshine pyronometer.
**Install Doppler Precip Gauge.
**Check depth pingers
**Reinstall LiDAR
**Calibrate Tipping Buckets
**Replace cable pulls w/ wire...
**CCClone Mac.
**Temperature Probe into LiDAR enclosure.

*Demo:
**Remove old shadow-band.
**Pull out Johnson snow pillow
**Pull out mini snow pillow below Boom Pinger.
**Pull out big lysimeter and drain box.
**Decommision MUX1
**Pull Macalu receiver.

*Fabrication:
**Frank Gherke Snow Pillow?  ...or two?
**Shelf for Aethalometer next to phone on W wall.
**Shelf for LiDAR power boxes left of incoming fiber on S Wall.
**Paint.
**Numbers on I-Beam
**Plumb Chimney Drain.
**Resolve Alex wiki passwd issue.
**One more bamboo hole west of platform.

==Post 2010 Notes:==

Heated Sonic Anemometer: $5500
*Aiming at winter 2011 installation, waiting for budget stuff before purchase.

Precip Guage (Bert has no faith so unless it's free, bail on this):
*Folks at Mt. Washington have [http://www.geonor.com/precipitation_gauge.html something] that werks, Kerry looking into wind shield and pricing.
*Jesse also had this to add:
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re:on Precip gauges:

http://www.logotronic.at/en/produkte/sensoren-fuer-die-meteorologie/niederschlagschneehoehe/122-160.htm
http://www.fondriest.com/products/hydreon_rg-11.htm
http://www.skypowerinternational.com/shopcart/productlayouts/ProductsList.asp

And the one I was really in favor of trying a couple years ago...

http://www.thiesclima.com/disdrometer.html

Pulling the Dynamax soil moisture probes is a really really good idea for re-cal / check out.
Just wanted to remind all that the sleeves were not used due to the dryness of the soil normally, Mike McClung of Dynamax recommended not using them for this application when we installed them originally.
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Soil Moisture Probes:
*Need overhaul and re-installation w/ tubes.
*Also these [http://www.decagon.com/products/sensors/soil-moisture-sensors/ units] for less than $150 each that both Jesse and Kerry recommend.

Snow Pillow: $10K
*Bert saw something that looked reasonable at AGU
*Jerry Johnson has his setup.

Overhaul tipping bucket mounts.

==Chores:==
*Paint remote boom and re-do depth markings so we can see them from the camera.
*Reinstall soil moisture probes.