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Around 1930 UTC the draw on the amp power supplies was 4.37A on the 50V and 1.836A on the 32V supplies in winds mode, and 3.66A on the 50V and 1.885A on the 32V supplies. Interestingly later in the day when the outside temperature had dropped to around 18F, the 50V draw had jumped to 5.2 - 5.6A in winds mode. John says this is expected when it's very cold.
Late in day covered the south two RASS dishes since the overnight forecast is for 2 - 4 inches more snow. Chose the south two since only had enough clips to secure two covers so will keep RASS running and with the forecast winds from the north we still might get decent RASS signals.
The wind lidar stopped transferring data last night. I initially thought it was just a communications issue, but it turned out to have stopped part way through a scan cycle for some unknown reason. Windforge wasn't responding but the computer responded to Monit requests and pings. In the end climbed up to the roof and did a hard restart. Data happened to restart flowing at 2220 UTC (on 2/22/22, is that a coincidence or something else ... 8-)
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