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GPS
Google Earth 3D Sensor Data, with NEW
Timeline, and
Google Maps as well Use
JData3D software for location
based monitoring, with a 3D graphical representation
of data from our sensors, along with photographs. These
are shown as Google Earth 3D
visualisations, or as Google Maps 2D visualisations. |
Secondary
Datalogger Offers
Trade
One In, Get £50-off an ML or a GL.
Buy
15 Logbook ML’s for £1500
Buy
15 Logbook GL’s for £2250
*For the purpose of
this offer any remote logging capable
datalogger qualifies whatever its current condition |
Primary
Datalogger Offers
1
X Logbook ML Primary & Pulse for £120
5
X Logbook ML Primary & Pulse for £500
1
X Logbook GL Primary & Pulse for £200
5
X Logbook GL Primary & Pulse for £700
contact
us for details. |
with 4-channel input, 3
in-built sensors and Wireless.
ScienceScope
continue to push educational datalogging into the 21st
century by introducing our first graphics datalogger, the
Logbook
GL, which can be equipped with Bluetooth®
wireless technology, if wanted. By utilising
our robust and cost-effective technology, this ground breaking
graphics logger offers you graphical display of data, 4 input-channels,
3 built-in sensors, a USB connection, and a wireless
connectivity, if required. The
GL provides the user with a sophisticated four-channel
datalogger with graphics display and 8-file memory for remote
use. In addition, the
Logbook GL incorporates a rechargeable battery system
which will give up to 8 hours continuous wireless
datalogging.
Contact us for detailed specifications,
or see our 2007 catalogue
HERE.
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 Get
Plug and Play
USB Connectivity for Sensors
The
Logbook
HandySense allows you to
turn any Logbook sensors, and SensorMeters into a
datalogger.
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Our latest
development is a RocketLogger,
from which a Google Earth timeline movie can be produced.
See it by downloading this
kmz file. Output as a csv file as well.
Available
July 2008, contact us for details.
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And
look at all these New Sensors
Getting
Started Help - Click Here |
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ScienceScope
Announce Partnership with Specialist Schools and
Academies Trust .
Click HERE
to find the press release for the Sciencescope and SSAT
Partnership, or HERE to view a pdf of this release. |
Datalogging
Balance to 0.01g. for £150
The
price is truly unbeatable, as is the simplicity of the
design. For this price you get a 0 to 200 gram balance to
0.1g AND a Datalogging Balance accurate to 0.01g over a 10
gram range, can be tared up to 700g. Click
to see details.
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Sciencescope
have now completed the final testing of production models
of this superb product, which can report distance,
velocity or acceleration over three different
ranges. The technology is unique and cannot be
matched by any other producer, in terms of reporting
speeds and accuracy. Forget all other devices for datalogging distance measurements, call for a
demonstration unit today.
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Our
History, in brief
ScienceScope was launched at BETT 2002 to develop
datalogging hardware and software for education. While the company itself is young, our staff have many years experience in providing the
tools for high quality science in schools, including the popular Datadisc
family of datalogging software, and are continually developing new kit, |
Free
Training in datalogging techniques...
Too
good to be true, well not really, ScienceScope has
realised that there is a growing need for affordable training
at a time to suit teachers, ie not when they are
teaching. Now Saturday classes are offered in
datalogging, for our customers, from our base in Bath. Get training when
you need it, and then enjoy historic Roman Bath. Contact us
for more details |
Datalogging
experimentation just got easier...
ScienceScope
has developed a series of guides to aide teachers success in
using the latest datalogging technology. Follow this
link to see which experiments have been completed. It is
a comprehensive list, and a pdf can be downloaded to assist.
(Click here) |
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Please use the navigation links at the top and side of each page to
find out more, or use the search panel to find information held on this
and closely related web sites.
Use the Contact Us page to request a
catalogue or further information.
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