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Connecting a Klein 3000 Side Scan Sonar
The model G-882 will connect directly to the Klein 3000 side scan sonar. You will have to verify with Klein that your side scan has been set up to work with a magnetometer (power and data link to the multiplexer.) You will also need to get the following items from us (list prices, some items av ...
When we have multiple marine sensors deployed on a wing, how do we use MagLog to generate a position for each sensor using standard GPS or a USBL as pseudo GPS input?
Please review the attached document. You can also find additional information in the Maglog manual chapter 17, pages 169-202.
How do I know how deep my sensor will tow?
Sensor depth is essentially controlled by four factors: tow cable diameter, tow speed, deployed cable length and weight at the sensor. The tow cable is typically a fixed factor and therefore tow speed and cable length are the main variables. To estimate the sensor depth you can visit http://su ...
what is the life span of the magnetometer normally?
The magnetometer should remain operational indefinitely if it is properly cared for. In other words, there is nothing to “wear out” and it never needs to be sent to the factory for “calibration” or tune up. Marine magnetometers should have the salt water rinsed off afte ...

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