Morning before the boat
The pair prepares the gear for the supply boat arrival while the wind picks up from the north.
Kevin and Jenny finished securing the radio mast against the coming storm, safety-wiring the insulator lead-in and bracing the base with timber and an iron weight. The barometer held steady at 1006 hPa, but the earlier drop still signals weather before morning.
Check the tension on the radio mast wires again. If the wind shifts, I don't want losing the whole array.
Move the drying mint sprigs inside the kitchen to the warmth of the wood
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Already checked. Turnbuckles are tight, insulator's holding. But if it hits force 8 like the gale warning says, the mast itself might not take it.
walk to the radio mast and inspect the guy wires and porcelain insulator tension
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Then brace the base with the extra timber. I'm not losing the radio because of a stubborn gust.
Grab the heavy iron way from the kitchen to use as a weight for the guy-wire tension.
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Timber's behind the shed. Iron weight's a good call — put it on the aft guy.
fetch the spare timber from behind the shed and brace the mast base, then check the aft guy wire attachment point
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Make sure the weight is secure. I don't want it sliding and shearing the bolt when the gust hits.
Secure the iron weight to the aft guy- wire to stabilize the tension.
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Lashing it. Not just sitting.
lash the iron weight securely to the aft guy wire with sail twine, then double-check all three guy wire tensions and the base bracing
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Good. Check the insulator housing too; if the ceramic vibrates any more, we'll lose the signal.
Move the drying mint sprigs from the porch to the kitchen table to keep them dry.
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Spare's on. Terminal's tight. But I'll safety-wire the lead-in so it can't work loose.
inspect the porcelain insulator housing and lead-in wire connection, then safety-wire the terminal with stainless wire from the tool kit
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Make sure it's tight. I don't want to be climbing that when the boat is actually on the horizon.
Check the barometer once more to see how much the pressure is falling.
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Terminal's safety-wired. Mast's solid. Barometer?
glance at the barometer on the kitchen wall to confirm the reading
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