Charles: Thanks for your help as always. Did I mention some of the issues with Ryan? Just between you and me, he is a bit of a problem. He didn't do any wiring on his last trip and pretty much stayed in the gift shop talking to our guides. He also decided to dismantle one of the controllers. Anyway, that's just a heads up.
The drill likely has mud in the trigger area. Here's a tip that will likely get it working. Take the battery out and flush the trigger area with water from a hose for a few minutes. Don't worry about getting it in the drill as it will survive. If it doesn't we'll have to get another one anyway. If you give it to John he'll spend the whole day working on it:) We did get three more 500' rolls of 14-2 wiring. And lights will be needed after a couple more zones. But see what you can do with what we have. If anything, the wiring can be run with a few lights missing and added later. Let me know if you need anything else. Thanks, Scott On Jul 13, 2010, at 3:59 PM, Charles Goldsmith wrote: > Forgot to mention something to you, your drill that we've been using has an > issue with the trigger, hard as hell to use one handed. I brought my own > last time and glad I did. Maybe John could take a look at it and fix it? > > Did you see my email about the wiring? If needed, I'll go pick some up. > > Thanks > Charles
