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YSI CastAway CTD For Instantaneous Profiling


YSI CastAway CTD For Instantaneous Profiling

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Created on 07 July 2010 by host
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OSIL are please to be able to offer the new YSI CastAway, an effortless and powerful profiler that gives oceanographers, hydrologists, and surveyors the ability to instantaneously view profiles of temperature, salinity, and sound speed from any dock, bridge, or boat.

This compact handheld CTD is the first of its kind. With three taps of a magnetic stylus pen, simply drop the CastAway CTD in the water, pull it up, and have conductivity, temperature, depth and sound velocity measured in minutes. An attractive LCD screen provides easy access for setup, deployment, and immediate data review.

Integrated GPS virtually eliminates the need for field notes. The beginning and end of every cast is logged to the internal recorder with position and time. The included GIS software automatically downloads data from each of your CastAways via BlueTooth to show the location of each cast on an interactive map. Analysis, plotting, editing, and exporting of data are quick and intuitive tasks.

The new CastAway can be easily used as a check to ensure high end CTD operation prior to deployment, check high end SV probes prior to deployment or be used to collect simple shallow SV and CTD profiles to 100m.

For more information about OSIL's extensive range of products and services, please contact sales@osil.co.uk or call 023 9248 8240.
 

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