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Sacha Heath
Oct 15, 2020
In Enclosures
Curious if anyone has figured out a way to add locks or other security to the injection molded waterproof cases? For example, for use in human-dominated environments? Tips for other types of enclosures also welcome.
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Sacha Heath
Jun 03, 2020
In Enclosures
Hello all, I just recieved 63 of the new AudioMoth cases in the most recent group buy through GroupGets. Just wanted to report a few problems. The latch on the cases appears to be a weak point. On first use 2 of the 63 cases I recieved broke at the latch, and in two different places. In each case, I was doing the simple task of closing the latch, nothing too severe, and they both snapped. I am dealing with GroupGets about getting replacements, but wanted to share the info here too. Pictures attached.
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Sacha Heath
May 29, 2020
In Configuration Support
This is related to the topic of customizing firmware to set different sampling rates for different time periods, but I realize I might be asking the wrong question (my original question here https://www.openacousticdevices.info/support/configuration-support/record-birds-and-bats-with-different-settings/p-1/dl-5ec80e5b6864df0017e1fda2-5d5e8035a7548400161d7c29-5?origin=member_comments_page). Instead, how about this: Setting the sampling rate to a higher frequency to capture bats (256 kHz, with the Nyquist frequency of 128 kHz) would theoretically register bats, birds and frogs (the latter 2 rarely emitting over 12 kHz or 6 kHz, respectively). If I want to sample all 3 taxa, can I do so by simply settin all recording periods to the higher sampling rate of 256 kHz, or will the quality of the lower frequency recordings be poorer than if I had set the sampling rate lower for those? Or is this manageable with sub-sampling during post-processing?
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