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 ==== April 13 2021 ====
-We met with our group via Discord to update our Wiki meeting minutes. We discussed potentially using a CAD file that we could find online and customized the size of our radiation shield to fit our specifications and potentially save on mass production costs. At the same time, Dane and Oni worked on their REV-D2 board.
+We met with our group via Discord to update our Wiki meeting minutes. Worked on documentation while Oni and Dane worked on REV-D2.
 //Members: Blake, Max, Riley, Oni, and Dane
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 ==== April 15 2021 ====
-Our team went into the lab to figure out why we weren't able to get our RX and TX pins to work. We talked with Kenny, and he sent a script that implemented the use of the RX1 and TX1 pins instead of the RX0 and TX0 pins. We uploaded it to our bare guava and were able to get it to send accurately to our test gateway. Our REV-D1 board to the Atmega is using the RX0 and TX0 pins and would risk shorting out the ATMEGA if we try to hand solder on a wire to connect it to the RX1 and TX1 pins. So at the moment Oni and Dane are working on REV-D2 Eagle files where the BME will connect to the RX1 and TX1 pins as well as a potential ground layer.
+We decided to cut the bad trace and solder a wire connected to the pad in the back of the board to the correct pin on the atmega on our REV-DI board. We tried to get the board to send properly to the gateway but were unsuccessful. We tried re-bootloading the board and uploading the code, but it still only sent 1 heartbeat packet. So we are planning to go into the next lab and check to see if we soldered on the wire to the correct pin.
 //Members: Blake, Max, Riley, Oni, and Dane
 //Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM