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My new sensor for the Dexcom machine. It is twice as big as the infusion site for the pump and I do hope to get a picture of both things on my abdomen. I will have to keep them more than 5 inches apart though, and I am pretty particular about exactly where I am going to shove the needle in...so maybe a picture, maybe not. The Dex seems to work pretty well though, very interesting!
Not a real horse. I didn't post this because of the dust spot on the sensor. I couldn't edit it out well and as the seasons changed, this type of shot became harder to get. Now the horse is gone, so this is all I have.
Virginia Sea Grant 2020 Commonwealth Fellow Nicki Gustafson travels to multiple creek sites in and around Roanoke, Virginia to deploy water quality sensors in streams with impaired water quality. Many of these streams are critical for native brook trout, which need low temperatures during the breeding season.
Gustafson's work at her host office, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality's watersheds program, will identify impaired streams and lay the groundwork to restore water quality in those streams.Apr 16, 2021 (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
Demonstration of the Remote Adaptable Perimeter Intrusion Detection System at the Manoa Innovation Center on Oct 26, 2011
Features
1/2.3-inch CMOS image sensor with 12.4MP
12x F1.2-3.5 zoom lens (35mm equivalent: 29.6-355mm)
4K UHD recording 24/30p at 70/150 Mbps
Dual SDHC/SDXC Card Slots
Live 4K UHD output via HDMI connector
2-channel XLR audio inputs with phantom power
3.5-inch color LCD display (920K...
Your knock sensor may look like this after the rodents are done chewing those tasty wires off the connector. Removal of nut shells and feces optional.