Sardegna 2002 Frame 31 - Joe on Research Vessel dolphins playing with Joe's hydrophone sequence of photos - from left, hydrophone on Adventuress, Nauta towed away, CBASS Rov deployment in Irish Sea, Research boat, hydrophone calibration in Sardegna, India-Bangladesh research boat
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CR1 hydrophones, ideal for detecting pile driver noise and other very large signals SQ26-08 hydrophones are general purpose hydrophones ideal for whale watching and mobile underwater sound analysis and recording C54 hydrophones and underwater microphones for detection of audible and ultrasonic sounds
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