YSI EXO GO Wireless Communication Device

The YSI EXO GO is a Bluetooth communication device for EXO sondes that features an integrated GPS and barometer for communication with any Windows or Android device.

Features

  • View data in real-time, download files, and adjust deployment settings without pulling sonde
  • IP-67 rated and highly ruggedized to withstand drops, drips, and dunks
  • Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery lasts for up to 15 hours
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The YSI EXO GO is a rugged, compact device that allows for wireless communication between an EXO Sonde and a Windows/Android device running Kor Software for sampling, profiling, and monitoring applications.

  • (1) EXO GO wireless communication device
  • (1) Micro USB cable
  • (1) AC charger
  • (1) USB drive with software
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