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-you can start of feeding her one cup in the mornnig. and then at night when before the sun goes down. that is what i do for all my cats. of course i have more than one cup in the bowls considering each bowl feeds four cats. so i put four cups of food. i am sure some eat more than others. you will be able to see in a few days how she does. a cat will whine if she is hungry and did not get enough and you have to adjust the amount to feed. just be care full you do not feed to much or she will get fat. cats sleep average 16-18 hours a day. also there is indoor cat food you should feed. it is made by Purina in a green bag. it gives them extra greens since they are not outside eating any grass to help with digestion. good luck with your cat.
+====== Hackerspace Global Grid Hardware Documentation ======
+{{tag>project hgg documentation}}
+This section gives a general overview about the hgg system and its design. We will try to build this like a tree so you can follow articles to go in more detail about some of the topics.
+====== Basic System specifications and Design Considerations ======
+The first thing a HGG ground-station will be is a high speed measurement device for all kinds of sensoric or radio data. Later, we plan to add more features to make it possible to connect groundstations via radio for exchanging portions of data, to control, find and use satellites put into orbit by hobbyists. Theese goals require that the design of the groundstations is modular so taht changes to functionality can be made through changes in modules and there is no need to replace many components at the same time.
+Another reason for modulisation is that many kinds of signals and data should be measurable, like ADSB, hobbyist satellites, weather data, radiation or anything else.
+Seeing those goals we decided to divide the functionality into 3 parts:
+  - Time measurement / synchronisation
+  - Communication with a connected device (eg your Computer)
+  - Data measurement and Communication (eg tracking satellites or communicating with them)
+Amongst those goals it is important, that the whole system is open source and well documented.
+Thus it should be possible for people to build a ground station from supplied schematics, build their own modules or modify existing ones.
+We also wish for the measured data to be publicised in an open-source manner for use in science projects, just like the hacker-space-program.
+====== Table of Contents ======
+===== Bus Systems =====
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:How the timing bus works|How the timing bus works]]
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:Magic Bus Protocol|How the Magic Bus Protocol Stack works]]
+===== Hardware =====
+==== General Hardware modules ====
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:General Overview|General Overview]]
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:friendship|The Backplane (friendship)]]
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:flutter|The Timing Module (flutter)]]
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:braeburn|The Power Supply (braeburn)]]
+==== Measurement Modules  ====
+  * [[project:hgg:hardwaredoc:dash|The ADSB Measurement Module (dash)]]
+===== Software =====