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Re: WEL and Watt node
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Posted by Bob Gausman on Friday, 22 August 2008, at 10:48 p.m.,
in response to WEL and Watt node, posted by Dewayne Dean
Welcome aboard Dewayne,
I notice you have two ground sensor at 5' and 9' depth. I believe you mentioned that your ground loop is a vertical slinky? Are these sensors located near your ground loop?
I am planning on mounting temperature sensors a 10' pvc pipe and place it into grouted borehole. I want to have a one year ground temperature graph.
Bob - WEL0058
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