We got up about 7. I really wanted to sleep in,but got up anyway. After pet stuff and breakfast I went out to install the battery in the Polaris. Once I did it started and ran fine. Then I put everything away and cleaned up the carport a little. It was full of leaves.
We went to the club at 9:30. The battery in the 5-stand controller was dead, so Dave asked us to go to Battery Plus to get a replacement. They didn't have one, but looked hard for one. I stopped at Mazda on the way hoe and told a salesman to find me a car.
When we got back I used an old USB charger to try to charge the 5-stand battery. While that was working I searched for the rest of the station signs. I finally found them and put them out. Then I gave it to then new guy to try out.
The new guy showed me how to set the receiver address. Then I went out and set the receivers on the 16 wireless stations to A and B. I had to do some repair along the way. When that was done I had a late lunch.
After lunch Dave wanted me to set the flurry, so I did. It involved unloading two fully loaded machines and moving them to the stand. Then I set them and the two machines that were already there. After that I loaded all of the machines and set up the controller. Finally I set up the stands and a scoring table.
The final task was to help finish loading the machines. I did 4 and that was enough. My back is killing me.
I ate dinner with the Boy Scouts. The tickets were $50. I'm glad I didn't have to pay. The steak was OK, but the rest (asparagus, salad, and baked potato) weren't very good.
The Mazda guy sent us an email. He found a car, but the color sucks (dark gray). I wish the dumb asses would have listened to me a month ago. We may end up with an Audi.
The evening was surfing.
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