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Can the 4 to 20 mA analog output on the CS470 or the CS471 be used with a PLC instead of a Campbell Scientific datalogger?
Using a CS470 or CS471, how can bad measurements be prevented because of river silt or mud?
What should be done to prevent a CS470 or CS471 from being damaged by the current of a river?
Do the CS470 and the CS471 require a separate gas pump or gas bottle to drive the system?
What is the maximum length of tubing that can be used with a CS470 or CS471?
Is the only difference between the CS470 and the CS471 in their accuracy?
What is the best way to replace the sealant around the KH20 source/detector tubes?
Where is the KH20 listed as a component in the Short Cut (SCWin) program?
Is there a composite program for eddy-covariance measurements that uses the KH20?
How does the KH20 work?
What is PakBus encryption?
Can files on a PakBus data logger be hidden?
Which datalogger files can be encrypted?
How effective are pass-code lockouts for CRBasic PakBus data loggers?
How can a datalogger be made more secure?
Is there a module to read a group of fine-wire thermocouples?
Can Campbell Scientific fine-wire thermocouples measure the temperature of a 50 µm by 50 µm flat surface?
Is it possible to measure the absolute temperature with an accuracy of 0.01°C using the FW05? Or do the thermocouple output error and the thermocouple voltage error inhibit such accuracies?
How is sensible heat flux measured using a CSAT3/3A/3H and an FW05?
To measure sensible heat flux using the eddy-covariance technique, which fine-wire thermocouple should be used?
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