Digital indicator totalizer AquaCalc 5000
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digital indicator totalizer
digital indicator totalizer
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Characteristics

Measured value
flow, speed
Display
digital
Type
handheld

Description

The AquaCalc 5000 is a handheld gadget that measures, records and figures speed and total flow measurements. The client inputs the separation and profundity, while the Aquacalc measures the transformations and time, accordingly figuring the speed and total release. Its upgrade earphone and optical style outfits to figure total flow. With more productive flow counts, a normal of 20 minutes for every cross-segment. It diminishes administrator lapse via automated computing formulas and has a resistance in weather. The standard computer output is like USGS' 'dark sheet' with discretionary software that can plot data in graph pattern. Upgrade headphone and optical style outfits to compute total flow. Features and advantages include: more efficient stream flow calculations (an average of 20 minutes per cross-section) reduces operator error by automatically computing formulas weather resistant standard computer output is similar to USGS' 'black sheet' optional software can plot data in graph format The AquaCalc 5000 is a handheld device that measures, records and calculates velocity and total flow measurements. The user inputs the distance and depth, while the AquaCalc measures the revolutions and time, thus calculating the velocity and total discharge. Optional accessories include: Rod mount: attaches the indicator to a top-setting wading rod Advanced firmware - this upgrade includes additional procedures requested by the USGS to:

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