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November 3rd 09, 09:30 PM
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VP2 solar radiation sensor
I have noticed that the readings started showing high values after heavy rain. Could it be water on the terminals in the in the ISS.? I'm hoping it's not the actual sensor - I've had this since Xmas 2005 now without any trouble, Today it started to show intermittent values of 1698 1686 WM2 even when dark. Not noticed this at any other times since new. High readings coincide with rain Also shows 9 WM2 throughout last night for solar rad and high solar rad: solar energy 0.13 consistently throughout last night too Any clues to what may be wrong - this is an expensive sensor so I'm hoping it's not the end? |
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