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Water Quality Field Instrument

Hello

I work for the Environmental Health Bureau in Kalamazoo County,
Michigan and am investigating the costs and specifications of surface
water quality monitoring field instrumentation.  Our office currently
uses a Hydrolab Quanta for gathering water temperature, dissolved
oxygen, pH, conductivity, and turbidity at our bathing beaches and other
surface water sites (creeks, streams, and lakes).

Does anyone use a multi-parameter field instrument in this application?
 If so, do you have any suggestions or recommendations for the purchase
of a second instrument?  Thanks for any input.  Have a great day.

Jeff

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Jeff Reicherts
Surface Water Specialist
Kalamazoo County Human Services Department
Environmental Health Bureau
3299 Gull Road----P.O. Box 42
Nazareth, Michigan 49074-0042

Office:  269/373-5172     FAX:  269/373-5333
E-Mail:  jdreic@kalcounty.com
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