Fri Jul 14 13:11:48 MST 2023 - Write - Stagnation and Completion - Comfort with inaccuracies
2700 S Woodlands Village Blvd Ste 300, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Prioritization: - Focus on the workflows and activity diagram and required updates. - Production workflows and choosing such that all can be uploaded. [Relate to truth telling] - Clean the iPhone, process files and upload to server. - Rehearse the productions workflow relating to the camera.
Flagstaff related: - Sell, online, the camera lens and plan to send with FedEx in Flagstaff. - Need to complete the tarp, but can likely do that outdoors in Flagstaff.
Tonight - Activity Diagram Work and Process Improvements - Plan tomorrow morning, while updating morning and evening routine - Update Activity diagram - Portable Digital Multimeter: - Go to O’Reillys - then to Lowes - Break down the 13” mac computer - Follow instructions from the 11” mac - Backup the hard drive - Remove duplicate folders - Copy remaining files and directories of value to microsd - Copy the contents onto another microsd - Finish with the transformer: - Open the new transformer, extract any parts you want, clip the cable and discard - Research - Transformers: Is a magnet required or can one loop around any metal? - More research on home-made step down transformers - Making a rudimentary step down transformer
Objective: find a way to use USB 2.0 standard only, using your own cable and standard adaptors.
Your computer only utilizes USB. USB 2.0 can be used for data transfer and power connections. You would like to use a single male usb 2.0 plug, your own cable, and various adaptors required to connect to 1) MicroSD card.
Core objective. Use your own cable to write to and from a MicroSD card over its standard MicroUSB adaptor. USB 2.0 utilizes just two wires. Hypothesis: It is possible to easily wire from a USB 2.0 to a MiroUSB female plug, using two wires, knowing where to connect those wires?
Research fully: USB 2.0/1.1 specification. Objective, be able to use only wires in place of USB.
How the various USB adaptors are joined with the wires.
Clean the room and feel a readiness to leave.
Backups
BAG (complete: food, water, clothing):
Stash/stow. your second bag as you planned.
Transformer. Resume looking at the transformer and how it was made. -Remove all plastic from charger cable.
Research.
Battery backup.
New Purchases.
White sheets.
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