An automatic rain gauge measures rainfall in tropical areas, indicating practicality for data collection and remote use.
A new rain gauge is described which gives a suitable output for interfacing with a data logger or printer. Alternatively, for use in remote areas it can operate a counter. The model described is designed for use in tropical wet areas and gives one pulse for one millimetre of rain when a standard five inch diameter collector is used. It will perform satisfactorily at rates of rainfall up to 400 mm/h.
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