http://www.decagon.com/home/ http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/technical-questions-thoughts-or-ideas-on-decagon-instrumentation-visit-our-user-forum/#PageComment_47 The information and the aspect were just wonderful. Mon, 07 May 2012 22:32:49 -0700 Uk telesales http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/technical-questions-thoughts-or-ideas-on-decagon-instrumentation-visit-our-user-forum/#PageComment_47 http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/watch-our-five-minute-video-on-how-to-install-soil-moisture-sensors/#PageComment_4 Since you are using a soil auger I dont think any digging is needed.
It is a good practice to pour water around tha sensor to create mud that will eliminate any air bubles or voulims. Tue, 26 Apr 2011 09:23:27 -0700 Shlomo Kramer http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/watch-our-five-minute-video-on-how-to-install-soil-moisture-sensors/#PageComment_4 http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/watch-our-five-minute-video-on-how-to-install-soil-moisture-sensors/#PageComment_3 Very nice, helpful to see how it's done. I recommend bringing a drop cloth along for dug-up soil, that way you leave a nice clean installation site Tue, 26 Apr 2011 08:07:09 -0700 Seth Bigelow http://www.decagon.com/news-and-events/watch-our-five-minute-video-on-how-to-install-soil-moisture-sensors/#PageComment_3