Day 28, Last full work day

Last night  we had an unexpected shut down on the system when the generator was cycled for a scheduled 10 min run.  That started a very interesting evening as we were able to get on the cell phone with Michael Fisher as well as Gary Smedley back in PA and begin to work through the many test of both the inverters and generator. It was amazing to see the generator start and stop from a signal sent from Michael Fisher. 
It took about an hour on the phone but finally all is working well and the system is running as designed. As long as those little green lights are on, we are able to see the total system from any where in the world.

Yesterday we finished the LAST of 10 Pedestals containing electrical panels.  This was the one we were looking for.  Thanks for your prayers.

  

Nora treated us to hand made Tortillas today. A real treat for sure. 

Knowing that this is just phase one, and we still do not know the electrical load, we are installing Transfer switches on all of the NON hospital buildings. This way when the hospital will be able to have ALL of the available power when it becomes operational. 

Tomorrow (Sunday) we are planning a celebration day of rest with the only remaining small project being the start of the dental generator to be sure it is available as a back up to the solar.  

ALL is well in Uganda and tomorrow we begin to pack leaving for home on Monday late morning. It has been great to see God answer one prayer after another here at Restoration Gateway.  Thank you for your part in the successful completion and now if you would continue to pray for out team as we begin the looooooooooooooooooooong travel home.   It will be good to be home with the potential of  installing another PowerPac in Congo the end of the month. 

Today's verse was Eph 2:9  Do not become weary in doing good!!!!!!!!!!