Engineers Without Borders OC: Honduras

Day 3 In Review & Pictures

We are getting exhausted.

Its hot. Muggy, and hard work.  The tech team has most of the Nazareth site built, and ready to go.  Now its getting the endpoint locations lit.

Our biggest challenge is Day 4; connecting the High School.

We did a run through tonight with the light beacon to see if we can see it from the High School.  We could not, so we drove around on accessible streets to find where the highest point of the hill was. Plotted this in Google Earth & Radio mobile.

Looks like we now know the Radio Path, and see if we can predict where on the university/high-school we can build the new tower to connect and get Line-Of-Sight.

Big day ahead of us, and as you can tell the picture & video uploads have slowed down.  Hopefully we can regain some time and get better content to you all!

Right now, I heard from the Education team that they had a stellar day, and hopefully all of their concerns have been met by openess and kind hearts @ Olancho Aid.  The research team spent time with the city water engineer, and discussed a few potential projects.

All in all.  A hard day, but productive.

Pictures: http://picasaweb.google.com/israel.lopez/HondurasDay3#