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| This is what the entire instrument
looks like. The EM-31 is basically an electronics box with
two long booms sticking out of it. Both of these booms are detachable
so the unit can be shipped. These units are very reliable, however,
one of the two units that were shipped to Norway was damaged in shipping
and could not be used for he experiment.
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