LR-24 Electrofisher - Field Environmental Instruments

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LR-24 BACKPACK ELECTROFISHER Appendix C: LR-24 Operation Hints Make sure the Anode ring is kept clean. Anode rings are made from aluminum and will eventually develop an oxide coating that will give the ring a dull appearance. This coating impairs the transfer of electricity from the electrode to the water and can be removed with fine steel wool. To maximize battery life, always connect batteries to their charger as soon as possible after use. An Anode Ring with pronounced oxide coating. Resist the temptation to put a net on Anode rings. Nets have the following very undesirable characteristics: 1. Nets present a safety hazard since it can place the operator's hands unnecessarily close to the electrode when removing fish. 2. The intensity of the electric field increases as the fish to electrode distance decreases. Therefore, the risk of injury to the fish is greatly increased with the use of an Anode-ring net. 3. Nets make the Anode ring more difficult to clean. An Anode Ring with netting attached - never a good idea. If maximizing the electrofishing time obtained on a set of batteries is of primary concern, then consider setting the power limit down to the lowest practical level. For instance, if good results are obtained at, say, 100W, then set the power limit to 100W. This will prevent unnecessary battery drain and reduce fish injury if the electrodes are brought close together. 52 www.smith-root.com
APPENDIX USER'S MANUAL Appendix D: Factory Default Stored Waveforms 0. DC, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 1. Standard pulse 30 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 2. Standard pulse 60 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 3. Standard pulse 15 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 4. Standard pulse 90 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 5. Standard pulse 120 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 6. Burst of three pulses, at 500Hz with 50% Duty cycle, 15Hz cycle frequency, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 7. Burst of three pulses at 500Hz with 50% Duty cycle, 30Hz cycle frequency, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 8. Dual output mode waveform. Primary waveform - Burst of two pulses at 4Hz with 25% duty cycle, 1Hz cycle frequency, 100 volts 400 watt power limit. Secondary waveform - Standard Pulse 30 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. 9. Dual output mode waveform. Primary waveform - Burst of three pulses at 4Hz with 25% duty cycle, 1Hz cycle frequency, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. Secondary waveform - Standard Pulse 30 Hz, 25% duty cycle, 100 volts, 400 watt power limit. www.smith-root.com 53
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