Hi!
In search of the perfect gauges I found these.... really special!
(For submarine weather station project?)
Jacques
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Crazy gauges
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JacquesD
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Crazy gauges
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Re: Crazy gauges
It would be better if the UOM for the temperature one was C or F, not %. Having said that, the gauges would better suit rainfall measurement - just my opinion.
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Re: Crazy gauges
Not my cup of tea I'm afraid. 
Dan
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Re: Crazy gauges
I don't think I'd be worried about the weather if I were on a submarine, it would be just wet outside with no wind. 
