Post B4U2DfBTB7ZdkWj9eK by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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(DIR) Post #B4U2DfBTB7ZdkWj9eK by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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Got quite a few snagging jobs done aboard the Vigilant and Ocean Way in Peterhead this morning. Ranging from replacing one of the very heavy Neovo QX55 inch screens as the port one had a black line across the screen like missing pixels. Fitted a UPS to the vessels office PC, Programmed private channels into their Sailor VHFs, Installed the correct drivers for one of their two fishroom scales printers and various other stuff. Even found time with the skippers permission for a few photographs for you lot. I didn't take all around but you'll get the gist.
(DIR) Post #B4U2t8LHfo4G3U5nOK by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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Some more photos from inside the Ocean Way PD.
(DIR) Post #B4UKVzRmNUHqyvFE2q by teapot_ben@glammr.us
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@justine and did you install OpenBSD on either of them? πThey look much fancier than my house! Then again they probably cost a lot more too!
(DIR) Post #B4UKVzclid4rX0O0Aq by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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Haha No I didn't. I don't think that they would quite like it as fishermen don't generally like computers.
(DIR) Post #B4UKheH8v2NAnIpRLM by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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But having said that the Olex 3D seabed plotter runs on Linux as do our custom IP video matrix and their touch screen PCs.CC: @teapot_ben@glammr.us
(DIR) Post #B4UKuK878CB64ueKOW by teapot_ben@glammr.us
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@justine but surely they would love Fish Linux π
(DIR) Post #B4UKuKN0Eq5Up5cDbM by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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Hey I see what you did there ! But honestly there's a time and a plaice for that. π€£
(DIR) Post #B4ULWWgit8t01z3P6G by teapot_ben@glammr.us
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@justine oh, we're going there are we?Well I'm not going to flounder, and I'll put my heart and sole into a suitable reply. I cod make a joke about the ships being in (had)dock but that's too easy.
(DIR) Post #B4ULWWs4CxxabAMSmW by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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OMG I'm gutted ! π€£
(DIR) Post #B4ULjxTkamSmsyOJ1s by Jkp@mastodon.scot
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@justineBlimey, those are big outboards on Vigilant π
(DIR) Post #B4ULjxiHik5bc3BugS by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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The trawl doors. You should see the size of them on pelagic fishing vessels.
(DIR) Post #B4UOLABEX1VOtvb9Jw by Jkp@mastodon.scot
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@justineHas to be noted though, those fish have absolutely no chance!
(DIR) Post #B4UOLANdmtQjWPP3ey by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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Oh you're absolutely right they don't stand a chance.
(DIR) Post #B4UP7hLuV8wPgOjfDU by Jkp@mastodon.scot
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@justineI remember trawl doors on the local fleet in Lochinver but they were just slightly curved lumps of steel with some strengthening members welded across the back, probably a little bigger than a man in length? Those are humongous π
(DIR) Post #B4UP7hkN2CVUuGBCLI by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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These new doors that are on pelagic vessels have a battery inside them so the computer onboard can sort of control them as they swim through the water to keep the nets open.
(DIR) Post #B4UQX4h8x3c1GvKbse by controlc@mstdn.ca
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@justine You have such a cool job.
(DIR) Post #B4UQX4sUGsgbq6dfYu by justine@snac.smithies.me.uk
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It's not really, it can be extremely mentally and physically hard work though.