A weather radar in Pingdong County.
I’ve decided to stop compiling Weekly Links. I hope readers found them helpful during the year or so I posted them. I’ve recently had a drastic work schedule change and in the upcoming future I’m expecting an even more drastic lifestyle change.
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Another perfect photo!!!
Ah, the weekly links were great, I’ll mourn for them! I don’t know whether it is a personal question, but what’s the drastic change?
Thanks for your great efforts in putting weekly links together. I sure definitely miss them!! I also understand your upcoming big responsibilities. Keep up your great work!
Congrats on the spawn!
That thing’s a weather radar…thing? My students told me it was a nuclear power plant.
There is no scale but it looks large for a weather radar, more certainly an Air Traffic Control radar (which can also be used for weather).
I discovered quite a few nice things with the weekly links.
Congratulations on your coming child. I know what you mean about big changes, just my first one a month ago.
Arnaud (a radar engineer)
Thank you Arnaud and congratulations!
I assumed it was a weather radar because it was sitting inside a weather station we walked past. It was maybe 6-7 meters in diameter.
Which of course I didn’t believe, but they *insisted*…
Thanks for all your hard work Todd. I know you have more important things to focus your attention on in the near future.
Andrew – Thank you!
Hans – The drastic change is that my wife and I are expecting our first baby in November, so right now is a very exciting time for us.
Micki – Thanks, I’ll continue posting, just without any regularity.
Jenna – Thanks you! What is photographed is the Radome – an exterior weatherproof housing for the weather radar.
David – Thanks!