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If a CNR4 is connected to a data logger by cable for a distance of 60 to 70 m, does the CNR4 analog signal need to be amplified?
Can a CS451 or CS456 be used as a real-time sensor to provide pressure and temperature readings on a laptop?
Is it possible to winterize the CS451 or CS456 for year-round in-stream monitoring at a stream that sometimes freezes solid to the bottom?
Can the CS451 or CS456 be programmed to do event-based measurements?
Can a CS451 or CS456 take measurements on a water level at a 5Hz or 10Hz rate?
Is a CS451 or CS456 appropriate for measuring variations in the water level of a high (elevation 2000 m) mountain lake?
What equipment can fit inside the ENC200?
What accessories are included with the ENC200?
Which power transformer should be used with the ENC200?
What battery should be used with the ENC200?
What are the major differences between a PS100 and a PS200?
Is the 18663 full-handshake compatible?
Is the 18663 just a standard null modem cable? Can one be purchased from another vendor?
Is there a 3 ft or 6 ft version of the 18663?
How much maintenance does the CSP100 system require?
Does the CSP100 or Solar1000 require an expert to deploy?
Is the CSP100 only used for power performance? Can it be used for resource assessment?
What can be done to manage an extremely large file that was created using the Append to End of File option?
Can a CR5000 handle multiple sensors that need to be wired (3-wire construction) in a quarter-bridge configuration?
How is it possible to measure different sensors at different sampling frequencies in a single CR5000 program?
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