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Welcome to EnviroDIY, a community for do-it-yourself environmental science and monitoring. EnviroDIY is part of WikiWatershed, an initiative of Stroud Water Research Center designed to help people advance knowledge and stewardship of fresh water. Home › Forums › Environmental Sensors › Gen2 CTD Sensor Noisy Conductivity
Hey there. Has anyone else noticed that the Gen2 CTD sensors seem to produce noisier conductivity data than the Gen1? I haven’t done any analysis to back this up have observed seemingly more anomalous conductivity values at sites where I’ve deployed this sensor. I can provide some examples if helpful. Generally I’m seeing drops of 50-150 us/cm between our 15 minute measurement increments, sometimes this is just for one measurement while at other times it’ll maintain this lower conductivity level for an hour or more, before jumping back to “normal” conductivity. Just thought I’d see if anyone else has noticed something similar before investigating further.
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I just ordered a couple more sensors today and got this message from Meter “HYDROS 21s are currently on stop ship due to issues with EC readings. Our team is hoping to have this resolved soon.”
We’re seeing that. Ours are mainly shorter time frame blips, up or down 10-25 ms/cm. I thought maybe it is just temporary fouling of the sensor?
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