[From email]
Antennas:
- Ant1 = omni
- Ant2 = H-antenna pointing 0 deg. North (one silver tape on coax. cable to mark it)
- Ant3 = H-antenna pointing 90 deg. East (two silver tapes)

Sim card phone: 0492414039

Receiver version = SBmon21

Status:
- Power works (solar panel, battery, box and cables look brand new!)
- WiFi works
- Ant1 and Ant2 detect tags in live
- Ant3 not-connected, the coax cable receiver end broke in our hands when we plugged it in and need to be replaced
- Networked to 4/5G: station recorded and seeable on www.sensorgnome.net  - see screenshot
- SIM charged (AUD 15) - see screenshot
Wifi was not connected at first. I unplugged replugged the SG and it ended up working fine.

WITH JOE AND KIDS FROM HONG KONG
Only wifi button flashing when arrived...
Yo
Gir-um-bit NP: installation of the ‘flood-proof’ design at the station (shelf under panel to elevate battery/controller off ground)
From photograph of notes from Maxime: "E2F7 SG replaced (Wifi fails) with SG-1522".
No issues
No issues
From Callum / Maxime WhatsApp thread:

"Floodgate ok
No more credit on card + No GPS"
Floodgate radio antenna seems to be functional. I can access the SG via local hotspot, but there is no GPS fix and no connection to Motus.'
Callum downloaded data; was there for HBOC shorebird survey

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Bent mast pole much worse, with a visible crack at the bottom of the mast where the bolt is
"Hexham: assessment of flood damage"
Solar panel 21.6V. solar panel/ battery box Anderson connection did not seem properly connected - could it have been dislodged when the battery box fell?

Anderson for rpi out 2.1Volts

[Summary from email]: "The battery box was completely sideways.
Solar panel Anderson not connected properly; I am assuming it was dislodged when the box fell.
Battery does not look good, presumably it has leaked and needs to be replaced.
I have left everything disconnected."
Info from email: "Even worse than Curlew Point, the battery box was full to the brim with the battery terminals submerged.
I have brought the SG in so that I can download the data. (I probably should have also done this at Curlew Point, butdidn't think about it at the time)"
New receiver deployed at Hexham. Note the same receiver was deployed at Fullerton during Mar-Apr 2023, and Swan Bay 2020-2021.\
Antenna pole (not antenna itself) appears to be bent.
Receiver straps slightly loose but not at risk of movement / falling.
29/04/2026: Unknown whether receiver was actually functioning or just wifi button issue (I think probably just wifi button)
No issues
Antenna 2 disconnected. Connector (antenna cable) deformed, can't attach back to receiver box.
Solar panel good
Battery good
Voltage detected at receiver end of receiver-battery cable
Voltage fine at fuse / blue plug thing
12V socket fine
Blue LED on at USB port end of 12V adaptor
RPi red LED on
RPi blue board voltage good
Fix red LED flashing occasionally
Is now working
Data present from 29th October, so it is likey that cable repairs were succesful / fixed the station
No issues
No issues
Notes from keep:
Quite overgrown
Receiver covered in spider webs but turns on and wifi connection is functional
Files only until 28th July. Lots of files dated 2000 - may be an issue with GPS module. 
Logged in to receiver via web and confirmed GPS date was wrong

Water pooled on lid of external battery box
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[from telemetry CSV]: GPS time issue - lots of files dated 2000, which are presumably the data from after the 27th of July
Cable repairs fixed / station back up 29th October
Info from email: 
Unfortunately, Milham's has suffered the same fate as Curlew Point - both the external box and battery box filled with water. The external box is different to the other stations and doesn't seem to be as strong a plastic - the handle snapped when I tried to move it - so it is currently still filled with water (will need help / 2 people there to move it). 

It looks like the same issue, with an extra Anderson connection between the solar panel and battery box - this was submerged, and the station was not functioning.  A new cable will be needed and probably a new plastic box. The battery itself is hopefully fine, I didn't test it but the water level hasn't reached the terminals.

Not sure if it's just rain / wind or something strange is happening with charging. Drilling small holes in the box may be a solution (that was the main suggestion that popped up on camping / 4WD forums).
Had to reset / power cycle the receiver to access the WiFi network. It was visible before resetting, but I couldn't connect via either phone or laptop. Network worked as it should after power cycling.
No issues
Data downloaded. No issues.
Antenna disconnected when I arrived
Disconnected from the inside of the box (not just the external connection)
Washer and nut had fallen off
Reconnected internal thread and antenna
No issues
No issues
(raw field notes, yet to figure out what I meant):
Connected 3rd antenna
Power was off when I pressed button - checked battery and had reset
Turned battery on, disconnected and reconnected Anderson
Took a while but turned on and was functional again
I have a photo of a bunch of ants / eggs in the battery box, can't find any notes about issues though (pretty sure it was fine /working)
[from telemetry CSV]: this is when I found that milhams had fallen over rip (receiver still worked so I could still download the data)
Visited by Oliver Palmer

Note: wifi on / power on assumed from succesful data download
Visited by Oliver Palmer

Note: wifi on / power on assumed from succesful data download
Visited by Oliver Palmer; data sent to Callum
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Receiver first set up at site
who did these visits? (Callum was on Broughton Island on the 24th, but there is a chance it could have been early morning (pre 11am) hence UTC date would be 24th even though visit on 25th)
who did these visits? (Callum was on Broughton Island on the 24th, but there is a chance it could have been early morning (pre 11am) hence UTC date would be 24th even though visit on 25th)
who did these visits? (Callum was on Broughton Island on the 24th, but there is a chance it could have been early morning (pre 11am) hence UTC date would be 24th even though visit on 25th)