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site/lpg_fume_detection_system.html

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ <h3>Installation</h3>
 
 <p>This model was on sale online for CAD$390(most models on the market cost more than this). It comes with a single sensor(sniffer, some models offer two sensors), and a high-pressure rated solenoid. Some solenoids are not rated for high-pressure and should go on the low-pressure side of the system, after the two-stage regulator (the pressure rating is written on the solenoid body).</p>
 
-<p>We had already purchased a solenoid, so now we have two. Before it died, our former control panel caused the solenoid to rapidly switch on and off non-stop. It took a long time before we noticed it was happening (the click-clicking was faint from inside the cabin). We had concerns about whether or not this event caused damage to the unit(solenoids are rated for 100,000 cycles, it's probably fine but we didn't want to risk it), and so figured that getting a backup solenoid was a good idea. We don't have luck when failing to replace certain parts of a problematic system, the part we keep always ends up causing us trouble.</p>
+<p>We had already purchased a solenoid, so now we have two. Before it died, our former control panel caused the solenoid to rapidly switch on and off non-stop. It took a long time before we noticed it was happening (the click-clicking was faint from inside the cabin). We had concerns about whether or not this event caused damage to the unit(solenoids are rated for 100,000 cycles, it's probably fine but we didn't want to risk it), and so figured that getting a backup solenoid was a good idea. We don't have luck when failing to replace certain parts of a problematic system, the part we keep always end up causing us trouble.</p>
 
 <h3>Fume Sensor</h3>
 

site/rabbit_waves.html

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ <h1>rabbit waves</h1><img src='../media/content/projects/rabbitwaves_01.jpg' loa
 
 <p>The idea came after discussing the disappearance of certain traditional seasteading skills and maritime communication knowledge that we believe are valuable when electronics misbehave, but that are also just generally fun to learn and use.</p>
 
-<img src='../media/content/projects/rabbitwaves_02.png' loading='lazy' width='405' height='132' alt='a rabbit with an O flag in each arm, waving them up and down to signal an error'/>
+<img src='../media/content/projects/rabbitwaves_02.png' loading='lazy' width='405' height='132' img style='max-width:405px' alt='a rabbit with an O flag in each arm, waving them up and down to signal an error'/>
 
 <p>The world of the micro-site will grow as we think of new ideas to expand it, if you have suggestions for topics that you would like for us to explore through the characters of Rabbit Waves, <a href='about.html'>get in touch</a>!</p>
 

src/inc/lpg_fume_detection_system.htm

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ <h3>Installation</h3>
 
 <p>This model was on sale online for CAD$390(most models on the market cost more than this). It comes with a single sensor(sniffer, some models offer two sensors), and a high-pressure rated solenoid. Some solenoids are not rated for high-pressure and should go on the low-pressure side of the system, after the two-stage regulator (the pressure rating is written on the solenoid body).</p>
 
-<p>We had already purchased a solenoid, so now we have two. Before it died, our former control panel caused the solenoid to rapidly switch on and off non-stop. It took a long time before we noticed it was happening (the click-clicking was faint from inside the cabin). We had concerns about whether or not this event caused damage to the unit(solenoids are rated for 100,000 cycles, it's probably fine but we didn't want to risk it), and so figured that getting a backup solenoid was a good idea. We don't have luck when failing to replace certain parts of a problematic system, the part we keep always ends up causing us trouble.</p>
+<p>We had already purchased a solenoid, so now we have two. Before it died, our former control panel caused the solenoid to rapidly switch on and off non-stop. It took a long time before we noticed it was happening (the click-clicking was faint from inside the cabin). We had concerns about whether or not this event caused damage to the unit(solenoids are rated for 100,000 cycles, it's probably fine but we didn't want to risk it), and so figured that getting a backup solenoid was a good idea. We don't have luck when failing to replace certain parts of a problematic system, the part we keep always end up causing us trouble.</p>
 
 <h3>Fume Sensor</h3>
 

src/inc/rabbit_waves.htm

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
 <p>The idea came after discussing the disappearance of certain traditional seasteading skills and maritime communication knowledge that we believe are valuable when electronics misbehave, but that are also just generally fun to learn and use.</p>
 
-<img src='../media/content/projects/rabbitwaves_02.png' loading='lazy' width='405' height='132' alt='a rabbit with an O flag in each arm, waving them up and down to signal an error'/>
+<img src='../media/content/projects/rabbitwaves_02.png' loading='lazy' width='405' height='132' img style='max-width:405px' alt='a rabbit with an O flag in each arm, waving them up and down to signal an error'/>
 
 <p>The world of the micro-site will grow as we think of new ideas to expand it, if you have suggestions for topics that you would like for us to explore through the characters of Rabbit Waves, <a href='about.html'>get in touch</a>!</p>