Comments on: Our Stay in San Salvador http://www.racinggreenendurance.com/blog/?p=1054 Fri, 20 Jan 2012 15:20:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Charles H Schulmann http://www.racinggreenendurance.com/blog/?p=1054&cpage=1#comment-1610 Charles H Schulmann Tue, 31 Aug 2010 18:05:29 +0000 http://www.racinggreenendurance.com/blog/?p=1054#comment-1610 Dear RGET , it is ironic that someone should become dehydrated when there is so much water to go around , however it is true that in high humid conditions it will happen from lots of sweating and hydrological intake is insufficient where that flat feeling will persist ( similar to batteries ) if the relevant electrolytes are not administered as well – wow , this is a mouthful ! Returning , to Day 54 comments regarding the thermistors which monitored the temperatures of the battery cell clusters – it could be important to know when the temperature of a cell cluster is below the average expected temperature indicating a lack of electrolytic activity pointing to a faulty cell or disconnected cell , which could be compared to the expected output of that cell cluster which presumably is also indicated , recorded or monitored - Another mouthful ! On this occasion it is necessary to explain that all our replies have been in good faith without prejudice in the spirit of what we would consider to be an Essential Quest, which ultimately will benefit mankind ( Your small Pan-American footprint is a great step for Mankind ) which we are fortunate to witness and participate in a virtual type of environment , therefore we will attempt to reply every time , to show you , your sponsors and all the followers how grateful we are that so much effort has been put in this Prolific Project - Last mouthful ! Wishing you our fondest regards and admiration from Ladysmith ( Kwazulu Natal ) in hot sunny South Africa , Charles and friends . Dear RGET ,
it is ironic that someone should become dehydrated when
there is so much water to go around , however it is true
that in high humid conditions it will happen from lots of
sweating and hydrological intake is insufficient where that
flat feeling will persist ( similar to batteries ) if the
relevant electrolytes are not administered as well – wow , this is a mouthful !

Returning , to Day 54 comments regarding the thermistors
which monitored the temperatures of the battery cell
clusters – it could be important to know when the temperature
of a cell cluster is below the average expected temperature
indicating a lack of electrolytic activity pointing to a
faulty cell or disconnected cell , which could be compared
to the expected output of that cell cluster which presumably
is also indicated , recorded or monitored – Another mouthful !

On this occasion it is necessary to explain that all our
replies have been in good faith without prejudice in the
spirit of what we would consider to be an Essential Quest,
which ultimately will benefit mankind
( Your small Pan-American footprint is a great step for Mankind )
which we are fortunate to witness and participate in a virtual
type of environment , therefore we will attempt to reply every time ,
to show you , your sponsors and all the followers how grateful
we are that so much effort has been put in this Prolific Project – Last mouthful !

Wishing you our fondest regards and admiration from
Ladysmith ( Kwazulu Natal ) in hot sunny South Africa ,
Charles and friends .

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