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Concern for the performance of temperature sensitive elements on radiosondes led to these tests on ventilation rates in a special wind tunnel. Results with sondes in current use show large reductions in flow through the housings. Variations of flow with angle of attack indicate that 2:1 changes in convective heat dissipation of sensors in the air duct are possible.
Concern for the performance of temperature sensitive elements on radiosondes led to these tests on ventilation rates in a special wind tunnel. Results with sondes in current use show large reductions in flow through the housings. Variations of flow with angle of attack indicate that 2:1 changes in convective heat dissipation of sensors in the air duct are possible.
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