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Delaware Basin EnviroDIY Monitoring Stations

Hardware Technical Support

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  • #153159
    Paul Wilson
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      Christa and I repaired the station and fortunately it never stopped collecting data. The boulders in front of the station saved us. Also planning to move logs from downed tree farther down the shore when I can get a crew together. The rain and the flood brought logs down the slope to a point where they could be a danger to the station in the next flood. Water was very deep. Only able to clean with extending pole. Sediment building around sensor pod. Will need to clear thoroughly in lower water. In addition construction is about to begin on the bridge up stream of the station. Should provide some interesting data though.

      #153180
      David Bressler
      Participant

        So are there data on the SD card since it was identified that the cellular antenna was touching the logger board?  If the data are not there then presumably that means the board is fried and will need to be replaced along with possibly using a larger battery.

        Until the latter part of December 2018 the station was sending data to the portal so it seems like Lindsay should continue with cell transmission of the data – meaning that she would indeed want a bigger battery OR would need to put the solar panel back on.

         

         

        #153493
        David Bressler
        Participant

          @damiano, for “ULHC2S: Hunter Creek on Borger property” (managed by @abarney, @madden, @vogt, @lemon) some of the variables are switched in the time series analyst panels, e.g., battery voltage is actually listed as “EnviroDIY_Mayfly_Temp: Temperature” (see attached image).

           

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