VERY LONG BASELINE ARRAY OBSERVING LOG -------------------------------------- Project: BH126C Observer: Harris,D. Project type: VLBA Obs filename: bh126ccrd.* Date/Day: 2005JAN13/013 Ants Scheduled: SC HN NL FD LA PT KP OV BR MK =UT-Time===Comment===============================================MF#===%AD==AMD= Operator is Brian Willard. WEA: snow PT. WEA: high winds MK. GPD delta all less than 10 microsec. Vclock values all good. UT1-UTC = -0.51 at all sites. PT writing MkV, VSN NRAO-054, Bank A. WEA: high winds SC. 0810 Begin, with all but MK on source. 0810-1601 *HN not observing due to ice covering the dish. WEA 100 471 0925 All readback tests OK. 0932 All readback tests OK. 0941-1237 *SC: removed due to Circuit breaker fault 15540 100 176 in AZ #2. 1002 Begin at MK. 1020 WEA: high wind gusts MK. 1042 All readback tests OK. 1121-1341 *MK: removed due very high winds and motor currents. WEA 100 140 1158 All readback tests OK. 1314 All readback tests OK. 1430 All readback tests OK. 1431 New operator: T. Perreault 1458-1502 *KP autostowed. Power glitch. Repointed. COM 100 4 1502 KP wea: clear, no precipitation 1503 LA wea: clear, no precipitation 1516 BR wea: clear, no precipitation 1546 Readback check ok 1553 SC observing ends 1554 Readback check ok 1601 End. Downtime Summary: Total downtime : 791 min Percentage downtime of observing: 16.8% Average downtime per hour : 10.1 min Total scheduled observing time (# Antennas): 4710 min (10) Notes: * = Entries where data was affected. % = Entries where data may have been affected. & = Entries where the site tech was called out. WEA = Weather entries. MF# = Maintenance form or major downtime category associated with a problem. %AD = The percentage of an antenna affected by a problem. AMD = Total antenna-minutes downtime for a problem. Tsys = System Temperature (TP/SP x Tcal/2) ACU = Antenna Control Unit FRM = Focus/Rotation Mount RFI = Radio Frequency Interference VME = Site control computer CB = Circuit Breaker vclock = Program that compares site clock time to a standard.