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October 17th 07, 05:55 AM
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Davis Vantage Pro - Rain gauge calibration
Hi Folks,
After carefully comparing rainfall using both the Davis VP and a standard manual gauge it seems, in calm weather, my VP is under-reading by 20%. The tipping mechanism is clean and moving freely. I know the two screws under the tipping buckets need to be turned anti-clockwise in order to lessen the amount of rain required to tip, but can anyone suggest the amount they need to be turned in order to achieve the 20%? -- Chris |
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