Relevant calculations for Fisher floating buoys

2015-07-16View Original

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I’m hoping some expert can advise me on how to determine the parameters of the inner cylinder of an electric float, based on density and range – how is this calculation done? What does it have to do with angles!

Reply #22015-07-24

I know about debugging. I just don’t understand the calculations inside.

Reply #32015-08-06

Is it the relationship between the length of the lever arm, density, range, and the weight of the inner cylinder? Are there any FISHER technicians available? Seeking advice

Reply #42015-08-06

Is it the relationship between the length of the lever arm, density, range, and the weight of the inner cylinder? Are there any FISHER technicians available? Seeking advice

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