The Meteobridge Pro Red is in my caravan and communicates with the ISS directly rather than through the console. Although most people will not be bothered about interior humidity, I found it quite useful as I use calcium chloride dehumidifier traps and the internal humidity sensor is a useful guide to when the calcium chloride needs replaced and a visit is required. I check the interior humidity every 6 weeks by logging into the MBPro red's web interface. I was surprised to find internal humidity had stuck on 30% since the 21st December. Digging about in the other data, I have found that on the 21st December there was also a sudden increase in box climate temperature at about 18:00hrs from about 32C to about 65C!
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The MBP Red had been running at that temperature since then. (A valuable lesson to me is to log in and check more regularly.)
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The MBPro Red is situated on a high shelf in a reasonably well ventilated location.
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The supply voltage seems stable before after and during the 21st December:
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Being remote, the only thing I have done so far is to reboot the MBPro Red to the latest software today. Previously it had been running 126 days without a reboot. I am obviously going to shut it down and drive down as soon as I can. I would be most grateful for any suggestions. Thank you. Douglas
