| Nothing extraordinary here today, spent the bulk of the day just straightening out the wire bumndles and lableing and ensuring |
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| the wires were routed to the correct 'bundle' on the proper side of the panel. I've got all of the loose bundles tywrapped and |
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| coiled for the installation. The only thing left to wire is the ignition switch. I'll do that on Wed. Judy is going in for an angiogram |
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| tomorrow and I'll be with her throughout the bulk of the day. Hopefully, she'll be in and out with no surprises. I've pretty much run |
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| out of things I can do indoors, so it looks like I'm going to have to venture back out into the garage. (If you haven't already |
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| guessed I've been delaying this as longs as possible die to temps.) I need to prepared the upperforward fuse and sub-panels for |
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| the final installation of the Main panel. There are a lot of details and clean -up to do here before the panel goes in. Getting the |
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| panel installed and operational will be a BIG RELIEF. I've notice a funny thing about my attitude. I've ben anxious as $%#@ to |
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| ge this finished. But lately, now that I can just about see the end in sight, I'm more relaxed and willing to take the extra effort to |
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| ensure that I'm not making any mistakes or cutting corners during this final phase. We'll see how long this lasts! |
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