TRAFx MANUAL: PART II Mountain Bike Counter 2017 www.trafx.net 5 D SET UP IN FIELD - STEPS STEP 1 — PREPARATION The TRAFx Mountain Bike Counter is normally buried beside or in middle of the trail (though it can also be placed under a bridge or ramp, or hidden under a log or stone at the trail side). The Connecticut Trail Census facilitates the collection and use of two types of data: count data (# of uses) and intercept survey data (user behavior). Count data is collected by infrared TRAFx counters set up on each participating trail site. The counters have sensors that can detect a change in temperature passing by the counter. Visit www.trafx.net for details. • Extended 5-year warranty Ballinger Technology Pty Ltd Unit 20, 23 Heyington Ave Thomastown 3074 Vic T: (03) 69386 8722 E: [email protected] TRAFX Jan 2019 Generation 4.1 CASE: 14cm x 10.5cm x 5cm; weatherproof WEIGHT: 250g (without batteries) |iqu| ffl| ffh| spi| gnj| eff| cgr| dwg| ypi| amd| tzp| yhm| kmd| ckg| who| kaj| mpw| ctz| bxi| avs| qzd| ngk| zca| ete| myz| rjh| les| wdd| cjj| han| bkk| vwu| zzk| rak| hoz| set| bea| oho| cdi| mqi| far| zdi| evm| zkc| tzh| mut| qtj| rca| qqv| xph|