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Revision as of 23:27, 23 May 2020
Contents
SVPA-33: Snoqualmie River at Keller Dairy
| Status | ACTIVE |
|---|---|
| Upstream | SVPA-34 Keller Dairy |
| Downstream | SVPA-26 Blue Herron Golf |
Attributes
- Est. 2019
- Main channel
- Mounted on tree
Installation Notes
Problems and Considerations (May 2020)
- Sensor Height – mount at current height (20’).
- Cantilever arm must be level and static.
- RSSI issues – receiver is nearby, but leaf cover may be blocking line of sight.
- Could try to get antenna out over river further or up higher.
- Could mount transmitter and sensor separately.
- Safety Issues – location has a steep (~10’) drop off into the river.
- Design must take into account river safety and ease of access of transmitter.
- Access issues – location is immediately adjacent to road, but in a precarious spot at edge of bank.
- If transmitter is mounted separate from sensor, both will need to still be accessible for battery changes, maintenance.
- Sensing Cone Issues – the cone of detection is very wide at water surface.
- Any interfering branches may need to be removed.
- Sensor should be mounted out over the river as far as it is now or farther.
