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Detailed features
NAUDET's compact bevelled glass barometer recorder
This barometer is based on the same principle as the needle barometers, the deformation of the capsules activates a small lever equipped with a tracer. Combined with the rotation of the cylinder, it allows to see the variations of the atmospheric pressure.
The characteristics of the compact barometer recorder bevelled glasses of NAUDET
- Dimensions: 21x13x12 cm
- Weight: 2.3 kg
- 4-capsule mechanism
- Accuracy: +/- 5 hPa
- Rotation by 7-day quartz clockwork
- Sold with 1 fiber pen, 1 battery 1,5V type LR6, 50 diagrams reference 11HPA
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