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  • Preserving Musical Artifacts at the National Music Museum in Vermillion, South Dakota
    Museum conservators use data loggers to monitor conditions in galleries and storage facilities housing a diverse collection of musical instruments and artifacts.
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  • Water Level Loggers Help Save Sea Turtle Nests
    Florida State University researchers use HOBO water level data loggers to identify sea turtle nesting areas at high risk of groundwater inundation.
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  • New Models of TidbiT and Pendant Water Temperature Loggers
    Learn about the new HOBO® MX2200 Series temperature data loggers. They bring convenient wireless setup and download to Onset's field-proven line of Pendant and TibiT loggers for measuring temperature in streams, lakes, oceans, air, and soil.
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  • Products for Microclimate Monitoring - MX2300 Series
    This webinar shows how HOBO MX2300 Series Temp/RH loggers make field data collection easier than ever before. Learn to set up and offload loggers wirelessly from your mobile device—eliminating the need to take a laptop or data shuttle into the field to retrieve data.
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  • Working with HOBOware and HOBOware Pro, the Basics
    This course teaches you how to install HOBOware & HOBOware Pro software, how to use a license key, how to configure, launch, and readout a logger, how to export data, and how to use Preferences. (Runtime: Approximately 1hr 30min)
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  • Choosing a Wireless Field Monitoring System
    This white paper provides commercial growers and researchers with an overview of the wireless field monitoring alternatives available today, and highlights the six important factors to consider when selecting and deploying the most optimal solution.
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  • How to Calibrate the HOBO MX2501 pH and Temperature Data Logger
    This video will guide you on how to properly calibrate the HOBO MX2501 Bluetooth pH and Temperature logger.
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    HOBO Pendant Event Data Logger
    The HOBO Pendant Event Data Logger is less than $100 and works with almost any industry tipping rain bucket. The Pendant can store 16,000 events, which is 160 inches of rain. This product's optical interface allows for easy offloading. What's more, with the addition of a solar radiation field, researchers can also collect ambient temperature readings with this logger. The Pendant Event data logger syncs with HOBOware Pro software for expert analysis and graphing.
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