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Where the Fenlow Chamber 13 falls short

Fenlow Chamber 13 has a poor pelagic-drift imaging station figure. Packaging on the ship was poor enough to make us look at it carefully. Overall we don't think it's a good choice for the seaographic imaging station. The Fenlow Chamber 12 is a better choice overall.

Commissioning the Fenlow Chamber 13

Fenlow Chamber 13 is a pelagic-drift imaging station for the sea. Has a range of different types of payloads and can be fitted to a variety of vessels. Has been in service for a few years and is a good fit for the job.

3781.48 dollars is the right per person for us

The Fenlow Chamber 13 is a pelagic-drift imaging station. It is a replacement for an older version of the station. The cost per person is 3781.48 dollars, which is the same as the requirement. It's the second time the station has been used.

Does what it says: embed depth 691 metres

Fenlow Chamber 13 is our third pelagic-drift imaging station and the first one specified properly. embed depth of 691 metres is what settled the decision. Would choose the Fenlow chamber 13 again on the same grounds.

Still happy with the Fenlow Chamber 13

Fenlow Chamber 13 was not the cheapest pelagic-drift imaging station we considered. Nothing has drifted on the Fenlow Chamber since we commissioned it. Worth knowing before you buy the station to make sure it's right for you.

Viewport span at 274 centimetres, as listed

Fenlow Chamber 13 has a stated viewport span of 274 centimetres. Other pelagic-drift imaging station listings are close to the Fenlow Chamber on this measure. The Fenlow is a pelagic imaging station on the pelagic side of the sea.

The Fenlow Chamber 13 in a smaller operation

Fenlow Chamber 13 is a pelagic-drift imaging station. runs on a single site rather than across a fleet of imaging stations. We ran the whole pelagic imaging catalogue twice to get the most out of it. Worth knowing before buying the Fenlow Chamber.