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One has to ponder the price of such a thingy! 
Measuring current
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Zieg
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One has to ponder the price of such a thingy!
I couldn't find the stub for the last one we purchased, may have been a few years ago. I did find a stub for the repair of the flowmeter unit, $50, not bad. so I called General Oceanics:
Mod. 2031H flowmeter $570
Mod. 2135 Data Readout $1425
Mod. 2135PC Housing $582
Not bad prices.
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You can get a G.O. 2030R or 2030R6 for a bit under $400.
Zieg
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Yeah, but I thought they would like the digital readout instead of looking at the little graph.
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Those are what I used to use in the bongos towed behind my DPV.
Divers are certainly not PDQ, not even when freediving, especially for an extended period.
When it comes down to mattering, the current is either light or strong.
Plan accordingly.
Chad
When it comes down to mattering, the current is either light or strong.
Plan accordingly.
Chad
Zieg
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Those are what I used to use in the bongos towed behind my DPV.
I hear ya, mine are sitting on a shelf collecting dust. Once in a blue moon someone needs one. These days I'm using ADCP's. I can get a profile for the entire water column. God I love my toys.
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