LUNA-TICS TEAM ROOM: Year-round "Looney" fun.

[Kona2]

30...... THIRTY....... Million Meters........


Way to row, team!

[Calamity]

Hi All,
wow I should not read about snakes before bed. When i was training for mountain rescue i felt like a snake magnet every time I went out in the forest. Eastern WA is full of rattle snakes, even our highway rest stops have warnings about them.
The snake recipe works well for salmon.
Rowed tonight outside instead of doing the full moon hike we were planning on. There is beautiful hike to do Aug/Sept/Oct full moon near Mt Rainier. Hike an hour or so before moon rise, watch the moon come up through a valley over a lake, walk a hour or so round the rest of the Naches Peak Loop seeing the east side of Rainier lit by moon light. All six of us did is last month -OK Akira was in a backpack with me and Debbie gave Anais and Elias some piggy back rides and I walked an extra 1/2 mile to get the car. But we all made it back to our camp site and it was as beautiful as ever.
I hoped to go tonight with Orion but it was cloudy and had snow predictions which would defeat the moonlit part.
Jane

[Kona2]

Our destination awaits!

Thanks to the photobucket users who allow us to share their photos !

Wowzer! Crew members have kayaked by full moon, hiked by full moon (your kids will long remember that hike, Calamity!), rowed by full moon.....great descriptions by all !

Season meters as of 127/365 = 30,044,988 m

Total meters on the day = 154,887 m

Oars in space = 17 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights....Celebrations:

1.7 MM Barbara
300K Tom R

9 MM Lifetime Meters - Chris aka just27

Full Moon for Wild Bill with 43,000 m
Half marathon # 85 for Chris with 23,097 m
Half marathon # 38 for Barbara with 21,153 m


FOUR Million Meter Watch:

Wild Bill with (34,000 m) to go! Is today the day?!

ONE Million Meter Watch:

Peter H with (27,632 m) to go!

Jim with (67,718 m) to go!

And thanks to today's crew for all the kinds of meters....full moon meters!:

Wild Bill 43,000 m
Chris 23,097 m
Barbara 21,153 m (zoom zoom - look at you rack up those meters!)
Darryl 14,363 m
Dan 13,598 m
Tom R 11,015 m
Tim 10,000 m
Gina 5,000 m
Terry 5,000 m
Jane 4,661 m
K2 4,000 m

[Toothdoc]

27,

Did ya ever think when you started you would row 9 million meters? Me either. Way to go!!!!!

Dano

[bg]

Our destination awaits!

Thanks to the photobucket users who allow us to share their photos !

Wowzer! Crew members have kayaked by full moon, hiked by full moon (your kids will long remember that hike, Calamity!), rowed by full moon.....great descriptions by all !

Season meters as of 127/365 = 30,044,988 m

Total meters on the day = 154,887 m

Oars in space = 17 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights....Celebrations:

1.7 MM Barbara
300K Tom R

9 MM Lifetime Meters - Chris aka just27

Full Moon for Wild Bill with 43,000 m
Half marathon # 85 for Chris with 23,097 m
Half marathon # 38 for Barbara with 21,153 m


FOUR Million Meter Watch:

Wild Bill with (34,000 m) to go! Is today the day?!

ONE Million Meter Watch:

Peter H with (27,632 m) to go!

Jim with (67,718 m) to go!

And thanks to today's crew for all the kinds of meters....full moon meters!:

Wild Bill 43,000 m
Chris 23,097 m
Barbara 21,153 m (zoom zoom - look at you rack up those meters!)
Darryl 14,363 m
Dan 13,598 m
Tom R 11,015 m
Tim 10,000 m
Gina 5,000 m
Terry 5,000 m
Jane 4,661 m
K2 4,000 m

9 million...wooo hoooooo chris.....

[BAZzy]

Gday to all....Day three of the walk today...first three nights we get to camp at home! We've covered 60 kilometres in the last two days...only 180 to go.

All going well, fine spring weather, can't ask for much better.

Good rowing to all and congratulations Chris.....

BBB

[William H]

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights....Celebrations

9 MM Lifetime Meters - Chris aka just27

Great rowing, Chris! One more million and the free swag from C2 is yours!

ROWSTRONG

[bg]

Gday to all....Day three of the walk today...first three nights we get to camp at home! We've covered 60 kilometres in the last two days...only 180 to go.

All going well, fine spring weather, can't ask for much better.

Good rowing to all and congratulations Chris.....

BBB

very impressive walking...woooo hoooo bazzy

[acrewer]

when I began my workout Friday, the monitor was only 1/2 legible, blue lines streaked across the top half. I tried changing the battery, but that didn't help. Anyone have any ideas or did the display just go 'bad' on me. I think I rowed about 2500 meters before I gave up, it didn't register on my log card either. I did punch all the buttons thinking some combination might work...all I managed to do was get it to speak German. I finally got back to english.

Gina

[William H]

when I began my workout Friday, the monitor was only 1/2 legible, blue lines streaked across the top half. I tried changing the battery, but that didn't help. Anyone have any ideas or did the display just go 'bad' on me. I think I rowed about 2500 meters before I gave up, it didn't register on my log card either. I did punch all the buttons thinking some combination might work...all I managed to do was get it to speak German. I finally got back to english.

Gina

I would try pressing the RESET button.

On my PM3 one can find this button behind the lower battery in the lower left corner of the battery compartment - it can be seen through a cutout in the plastic housing.

- Remove log card
- Remove batteries
- Press RESET button
- Replace batteries
- Replace log card

At this point the screen should prompt you to enter the language, then the date. This should put you back in business (fingers crossed).

If you have a PM4, there is also a RESET button, but I'm not sure where it is - probably in a similar location.

Good luck!

Edit: Here's a link to the PM3/PM4 User's Manual: http://www.concept2.com/us/support/manu ... Manual.pdf

Look closely at the bottom of Page 6.

Evidently newer (than mine) PM3 and PM4 monitors have the reset button on the outside back of the case - much easier access.

C2 also recommends removing the batteries for 30 minutes in the case of a malfunction.

Good luck!

[Kona2]

Woohoo! Congratulations to Wild Bill aka William H on achieving a four million meter season!!! He's setting a blistering pace!

[Kona2]

Season meters as of 128/365 = 30,258,968 m

Total meters on the day = 213,980 m

Oars in space = 22 percent

MILESTONES...Bragging Rights....Celebrations:

4.0 MM William H
2.1 MM Chris
1.1 MM Dave H

Wild Bill with a half moon at 34,000 m
David G with a half moon at 27,880 m
David H with a half moon and half marathon # 26? at 26,097 m
Barbara with half marathon # 39 on the year and 21,663 m

ONE Million Meter Watch:

Peter H with (27,632 m) to go!

Jim with (55,444 m) to go! (Nice number sequence there!)

And thanks to everyone for all the meters:

William H 34,000 m
David G 27,880 m
David H 26,097 m
Barbara 21,663 m
Will S 18,341 m
Darryl 14,368 m
Teresa 14,168 m
Jim 12,274 m
Dan 12,159 m
Chris 10,027 m
Steven 10,000 m
Jane 6,003 m
Peter G 5,000 m
Terry 2,000 m

[Toothdoc]

Wild Bill,

Good job!!!!! Hope you're saving some for the Fall Challenge. LOL

dano

[William H]

Wild Bill,

Good job!!!!! Hope you're saving some for the Fall Challenge. LOL

dano

Thanks!

I hope so, too

[bg]

Woohoo! Congratulations to Wild Bill aka William H on achieving a four million meter season!!! He's setting a blistering pace!

woo hoo wild bill...you are amazing....