Sure thing. Let me pull up the last run data and compare the timing. Based on the field logs, the detonation should hit at 12.4 seconds on the 7-meter schedule you’ve got. Your numbers line up—just make sure that the secondary charge is set to 0.2 seconds behind the main. That keeps the wave propagation clean and the structure intact. Let me know if anything else needs tweaking.

Just keep an eye on the battery voltage and temperature on the fuses – a drop can push the timer off by a few milliseconds. Make sure the blast wire isn’t tangled or in a high‑vibration area, and double‑check the weather readout; wind can shift the blast wave a bit. Everything else should stay on schedule. Good luck.