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Chapter 106 Construction of offshore forecast station (Part )

After Chieko designed the renderings of the equipment after installation, Wang Jiankun asked her to demonstrate the situation from different angles on the sea and the island. He found that as long as people did not go to the top of the mountain, they would not be able to find that there were man-made objects here.

After the design drawings were finalized, Wang Jiankun started building from underground upwards.

First, a basement was excavated to house the processor, batteries for storing electricity, and some supporting equipment.

Wang Jiankun decided that the equipment on these coastal islands would use micro wind turbines to generate electricity, and then use lithium batteries to store the energy, so that the size could be smaller.

The wind on the island is generally very strong, so micro wind turbines can generate electricity in a concealed manner. Unlike solar panels that reflect light, it is possible to see the light reflected from the glass from a long distance.

Moreover, wind power generation can operate around the clock and is not affected by rainy days. As long as the wind speed exceeds level 1, it can generate electricity. For coastal islands, this means that electricity is generated almost all the time. After all, the time when the wind speed at sea is below level 1 is very rare.

After the underground space was dug and the moisture-proof and anti-vandalism layer was built, Wang Jiankun controlled the elements he brought and some elements sourced locally to synthesize a data processor and corresponding wires.

Then they began to manufacture external equipment, first making fake trees that looked very similar to the surrounding bushes, and then making mobile base stations, radar antennas, and various meteorological information collection equipment.

Some of these devices are combined with artificial trees, and some imitate the appearance of rocks.

Then there are the small and micro wind turbines, which are distributed around the top of the mountain and combined with fake trees and rocks.

Finally, wires were made to connect these exposed devices with the equipment in the basement, and a forecast station that integrated information transmission, air and sea searches, and meteorological information collection was completed.

Watching the fan blades start to rotate and generate electricity, the internal battery was filled with electricity bit by bit. After more than half an hour, Wang Jiankun first tested the mobile base station. This place is about 120 kilometers away from the base station in Shanghai, so it can form a network with the base station on land to exchange information.

Its effective range at sea is also much larger than on land. Within a radius of 40 kilometers, the receiving equipment on fishing boats can receive the information it sends. At the same time, the equipment on the fishing boats can also pass the information to the base station to be forwarded to other fishing boats or transmitted back to inland.

The test results showed that the base station met the design requirements. The factory also ran back and forth on the sea for more than an hour. At this time, the battery power was able to support the radar to detect at high power.

This radar is a three-in-one radar. Its range for air search of aircraft is about 120 kilometers, and its range for sea search of 4-ton destroyers is about 40 kilometers. It can also detect the movement of water vapor in the air and can be used as a weather radar.

However, the functions of searching for aircraft in the air and detecting water vapor in the air will not be turned on all the time. Wang Jiankun set it to turn on the search and detection for 2 minutes every half hour and then turn off the function. The sea search function will be turned on for 2 minutes every ten minutes. This operation is also based on the consideration of power consumption, and it also basically meets the detection and forecasting needs.

All equipment at the weather station will be turned on all the time to collect weather information in real time. After all, the current domestic weather forecasting capabilities are still very low. Weather reports for the open sea are generally only issued once in the morning and once in the evening, and their accuracy is worrying.

Wang Jiankun wanted to ensure the safety of the people he sent out to the greatest extent possible, otherwise he would not be able to explain to the people back home.

At around 10 o'clock that evening, Wang Jiankun finished testing all the equipment and drove the boat to Jinshan Wharf.

Wang Jiankun arrived at around 3 a.m. and Liao Jun was already waiting at the dock. After parking the boat, Wang Jiankun asked him to carry the frozen fish in the cabin onto the deck, and asked the old fisherman to help identify the names of the fish and the approximate purchase price in each season.

"Boss, I'll go move the fish to the fish stall right away. Old Yu is also there. He just received more than 150 large yellow croakers from Captain Zheng. He is sorting and packing them to be delivered to various restaurants and vegetable markets."

"We're opening now. Didn't they say we had to wait for the concrete floor to dry before moving the freezer in?"

"The cement is basically dry, so there won't be any problem if we don't put heavy things in it. So I discussed with Lao Yu that we would start collecting some goods today and send them to various restaurants and vegetable markets to sell. It just so happens that I got to know a lot of people when I helped deliver goods before."

"That's fine. After you have Old Yu identify the fish, write them down on paper and I'll look at them tomorrow morning. Now I'm going to take a nap. I'm so sleepy."

"Okay, boss. You go and have a rest first. I'll take the fish back first."

Wang Jiankun was very sleepy at this time, so he went upstairs, washed up simply and went to bed. He didn't wake up until after 10 o'clock in the morning.

Although I feel very hungry, it is not time for dinner, so I can only grab a piece of compressed biscuit and eat it with boiled water to fill my stomach.

After going downstairs, I saw Liao Jun snoring on his desk. Old Yu was not much better, having fallen asleep on a mat on the floor.

This is the work and rest schedule for those collecting fish at the dry fish stall. There is no sleep in the second half of the night and they can usually rest after 8 am. After 6 or 7 pm, they have to work until the early morning.

Because fishing boats dock most of the time in the evening and midnight, the fish stalls have time to distribute the fish to various terminals for sale after receiving the fish.

Otherwise, after receiving the goods during the day, no one will want them when they are transported to the terminal market. After all, ordinary people usually go shopping for vegetables early in the morning, and restaurants also stock up on goods early in the morning.

Wang Jiankun gently woke up Liao Jun, asked him to give him the notebook, and then told him to continue sleeping while he went to the city to work.

After memorizing the information about the several species of fish, Wang Jiankun rode his motorcycle to the Shilipu Wharf.

Experiment No. 2 is still parked here. Wang Jiankun went on board and used various elements to make a large freezer. It is 4 meters long, 1 meters wide, and 2 meters high, and can hold about 1 tons of seafood.

This freezer also has a small ice-making area, which can make ice cubes in small batches. In the future, some ice cubes can be put in when packaging and transporting to ensure that they remain frozen during transportation. This way, customers will feel that they have gotten good value for money after receiving the goods.

After all, Wang Jiankun set up this fish stall not simply to sell seafood, but to go for a mid-to-high-end route, expand his personal network, and lay the foundation for future development.

Of course, you can earn more money by taking the high-end route, and you can also legitimately hire more people, and they don't have to be concentrated together. You can arrange people to go fishing, open fishing boat repair points, deliver goods, and sell in various vegetable markets.

The more people there are, the greater the role they can play as long as they are well organized. After all, for nearly a year, Wang Jiankun was the only one doing a lot of repetitive tasks, which wasted a lot of his time.

After the freezer was made, Wang Jiankun sent a message to Ding Shengli using a text machine, asking him to hire a truck the next day to help transport the fish to the fish stall in Jinshan, and at the same time asked him how he was doing in learning how to drive.

"Boss, we have already started driving, but we are not very experienced and often stall. The clutch is too difficult to control. However, we are confident that we can drive on the road in a week."

"That's good. When you learn how to drive, I will prepare three Japanese-made light trucks for you. You can find a way to get a photo taken on the truck. You also need to find a way to get your driver's license. Of course, the money you spend can be reimbursed." "Okay, boss. I'll find someone to help you get the license plate and driver's license. It shouldn't be difficult, but it may cost some US dollars or foreign exchange coupons."

"No problem. I'll put 1 US dollars in the nanny's room on the first floor of the villa, and 500 foreign exchange certificates. Get the license plate and driver's license done as soon as possible, so you don't have to hire anyone to help with the transportation."

"Thank you, boss. These are definitely enough. I just wonder if the light truck you mentioned is difficult to drive?"

"It's much easier to drive than the big truck you're learning to drive. It has electronic ignition, so you don't have to crank the handle to start the engine. The steering wheel also has a hydraulic power assist system, so turning the steering wheel is very easy. Of course, the carrying capacity is much less than that of a big truck."

"That's good. We don't need such a large load to transport seafood. It will be easier for us to drive if it's lighter."

After telling Ding Shengli all this, he went to the villa and built a light truck in the yard. He converted the truck bed into a refrigerator.

After the manufacturing was completed, he drove around the city for a while to test the performance of this box-type refrigerated truck based on a Japanese light truck.

While testing, Chieko made modifications. The final data of this car is 5.6 meters long, with a car body 4.2 meters long and 1.9 meters wide. It can carry 2 tons of seafood. The reason why it can carry so little is that the car body has insulation and refrigeration equipment on it, which takes up a lot of volume and weight.

After the finalization, Wang Jiankun built two more and placed them in the yard, waiting for Ding Shengli to come and take a look tomorrow. He would first teach him how to drive them roughly, because they were both manual transmission, and the driving method was not much different from that of a large truck. After he had mastered driving a large truck, he would let him teach the other four who were learning to drive together.

Early in the morning on June 6, Ding Shengli came to the villa and saw three brand new box trucks he had never seen before parked in the yard.

He circled around the car out of curiosity and thought it was very nice and imposing, much better than that big truck. Using this car to deliver goods in the future would definitely demonstrate the strength of the boss behind the scenes and would make business negotiations much easier.

After Wang Jiankun saw Ding Shengli coming upstairs, he came downstairs to teach him how to drive for a while. He really did not lie and could drive slowly.

Wang Jiankun mainly explained to him the use of the refrigerator at the back. He would set out to the open sea to build a series of forecast stations in the evening, and might not pass through Shanghai on his way back.

After Ding Shengli learned how to use the refrigerator, Wang Jiankun gave him an instruction manual and asked him to look through it when he was free. He then taught the other people how to use it.

Then he took him to Shilipu Wharf. At 8:, the hired truck arrived at the wharf. Wang Jiankun asked the driver to move the rear of the truck as close to the edge of the wharf as possible. He then went on board to operate the crane to lift the freezer onto the truck. Then he rode a motorcycle and led the truck to the fish stall at Jinshan Wharf.

Liao Jun knew that today was the day the freezer would arrive, so according to Wang Jiankun's arrangement, he hired more than 10 laborers and borrowed a lot of ropes and long wooden sticks to prepare to unload the freezer from the truck and transport it to the fish stall.

The freezer is actually not heavy, only about 5 kilograms, but it is large in size and needs to be carried carefully, so we need a lot of people to help lift it off the car.

After transporting it to the fish stall, Wang Jiankun taught Liao Jun how to use it and how to deal with certain faults. He was also afraid that he would not remember, so he gave him an instruction manual.

At this time, some people nearby started to come to the fish stall to see the wonder. After all, the truck had brought such a big freezer, and the freezer looked very nice. It was white on the outside, and the large glass was very clear. There were many letters on it, and it looked more advanced than the freezers in some imported stores.

Wang Jiankun asked Liao Jun to explain while he went upstairs to rest and recharge his energy for setting off in the evening.

In the evening, he had dinner with Liao Jun and Lao Yu, and told them to follow the established regulations in the future. He said that he would come here again in July, and if there were any urgent matters that could not be handled, they should find Ding Shengli, and he would handle them according to the circumstances.

I was driving the fishing boat at the dock, heading southeast alone.

After leaving the Qiantang River estuary where there were many fishing boats, Wang Jiankun began to transform the fishing boats. First, he enlarged the length of the fishing boats to 25 meters, and then built or enlarged the fresh water tanks, freezers, and fuel tanks.

Then we went to Ningbo Port to fill up the diesel and purchased a lot of vegetables, rice, flour, etc. and of course seasonings.

Then we sailed eastward and built a forecast station on the Two Brothers Island based on the style of the forecast station built on Zhongkui Island. Of course, it had all the functions, but the style was changed according to the terrain.

Then they went south from the Two Brothers Islands and built a forecast station off the coast of Wenzhou. Okinawa was opposite this forecast station, so Wang Jiankun strengthened the radar's air search function so that it could monitor 300 kilometers. In this way, in the future, when flying, the situation of US military aircraft could be detected in advance and avoid their sight.

Two F14s have been shot down before. If another plane is shot down in this direction, it may alert the US military and increase its military strength and patrol frequency in this direction. This will affect the country's development as well as Wang Jiankun's development.

After spending half a day in Wenzhou, Wang Jiankun discovered that there were many Japanese, European and American products on the market, such as cigarettes, alcohol, radios, televisions, clothes and shoes, and even many kinds of toys.

Wang Jiankun was very puzzled. This place was neither a special economic zone nor an open port, so how could there be so many foreign goods? And they were obviously not shipped from other places in the country. After all, Wang Jiankun knew the geography of Wenzhou.

The roads leading inland from Wenzhou are difficult to travel, and there are not so many rich people in this place, so it is impossible for someone to travel thousands of miles by land to come here. The remaining answer is not difficult to guess, that is, they came here by taking the S route.

Wang Jiankun drove the boat to the open sea at night and searched with radar. He found a medium-sized cargo ship parked more than 30 kilometers offshore. There were also many fishing boats nearby. They must be the ones trying to catch S. Wang Jiankun did not disturb them but continued to drive east.

He planned to build an offshore forecast station in DYD to monitor Okinawa to the northeast and the northern part of Wanwan Island to the southwest.

The journey was very smooth. Wang Jiankun's fishing boat was not going fast. According to the speed of ordinary fishing boats, the direction was always facing DYD.

After arriving, Wang Jiankun circled the island to observe, using sonar equipment, radar equipment, and super power projection to take turns to see this small island clearly.

Then I asked Tomoko to help design the style of the forecast station. The first thing was that it had to be very concealed.

The manufacturing process will not be elaborated here. After the manufacturing was completed, Wang Jiankun stayed on the island to test the most important radar and debugged it to ensure it could be used for a long time.

With the construction of such a forecast station, Wang Jiankun will have a one-way transparent view in the East China Sea in the future. He can detect all aircraft and large warships in advance.

If you have anything else to test, you can come here and do it without any fear, day or night.

At the same time, fishing fleets will have greater security when fishing in the vast East China Sea in the future. After all, the main concerns at sea are typhoons and cold currents from the north. With these weather stations working all the time, fishing boats can get the news in advance.

(End of this chapter)