At LCC we are using two dataloggers, one belongs to me, the second to the college. They were quick to agree to purchase the second one, when they saw how mine works and heard the price. Mine cost $70 about three years ago, theirs cost $82 about three months ago. They are thinking about buying a couple more of them to monitor the Kawai UST-9's for awhile. The data loggers are available at Measurement Computing: http://www.mccdaq.com/usb-data-acquisition/USB-502.aspx Software is included with the datalogger, which automatically graphs your temp, humidity and dew point. It can also be exported to Excel, which I always do to play around with the graphs (like what is the situation at midnight every day of the month?) I usually break the data down into weekly reports so that I can eventually have an overview of an entire year's temp and humidity swings. Diane Hofstetter -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- John- Dampp Chaser Corp. has recording monitors which they sometimes loan to institutional technicians. They might be interested in getting some numbers from Nova Scotia. Ed Sutton Diane Hofstetter
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