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Can the CS650-L and the CS655-L be repaired?
Do the CS650-L and the CS655-L have surge protection?
When a CS650-L or a CS655-L is put in water, why does the volumetric water content read NAN?
How can it be determined if the NAN values are caused by soil conditions or a faulty CS650-L or CS655-L sensor?
Why is the electrical conductivity (EC) reading NAN or 9999999 on a CS650-L or a CS655-L?
On the CS650-L and the CS655-L, is it possible to disable the logic that causes NAN values?
Why is the permittivity reading NAN or 9999999 for the CS655-L?
Why is the permittivity reading NAN or 9999999 for the CS650-L?
Using a CS650-L or a CS655-L, why would the volumetric water content value be NAN or 9999999?
How can the CS650-L or the CS655-L readings be corrected for temperature?
Do the CS650-L and the CS655-L correct readings for temperature changes?
With regard to the CS650-L and the CS655-L, is there a generic calibration equation for artificial soil?
With regard to the CS650-L and the CS655-L, is there a generic calibration equation for organic soil?
How can it be determined if soil is out-of-bounds for a CS650-L or a CS655-L?
Using a CS650-L or a CS655-L, when should a soil-specific calibration be performed?
Can the CS650-L and the CS655-L be calibrated by incremental insertion into saturated soil?
How was the general calibration performed for the CS650-L and the CS655-L?
Can the CS655-L measure permittivity and electrical conductivity of sea water and sea ice?
Can the CS650-L measure permittivity and electrical conductivity of sea water and sea ice?
Can the CS650-L and the CS655-L measure water level?

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