hey cameo
December 8, 2008 - 10:37am
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whats up Cameo how have you been. I heard you recived our home made post cards. Did you like them? Mine was the one with the plane above the peaks. It was flying fast. How does the R.O.V. work in the cold, are there any short circuts when you start it up? Its finnaly getting cold here. I'm so happy.
See ya,
Ricky Campbell
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Hi Ricky -
I loved your card and the cards from the other students as well.
SCINI has a lot of electronics in her. Luckily, when there is a problem we have several engineers who can figure out what the problem is and fix it. In addition, SCINI is modular. That means that we can take her apart and just replace the one section that has a problem. In other words, one little problem usually doesn't put her out of commission. The other day we had trouble communicating with SCINI and it turned out to be a bad connecting cable. it wasn't even something on SCINI.
I'm glad it's getting cold. I know how hot it can get in Arizona.
Thanks again and I'll talk to you soon.
Cameo :)