Today, we had a productive day of removing solar cells for testing, and making a contract (not legally binding) for the students on topics such as attendance, work ethic, and respect towards one another.
We found that some cells were arcing to the body of the solar car and leaving burn marks, so when the cells are reinstated we now know to be more careful with the instillation for the safety of the driver as well as the efficiency, and output of the cells.
Dylan inspecting the 3 aerl power trackers to see if they have any life left to use rather than the single Midnite Solar power tracker. This will give us a more efficient array by dividing it into 3 zones.