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A rain gage is an instrument that measures amounts of liquid precipitation, which is indeed generally spelled "gage," not "gauge."
| Texas Electronics Rain Gage The Texas Electronics Rain Gage funnels precipitation into a bucket that tips when the calibrated level is reached. As the bucket tips a magnet attached to the tipping mechanism flips a switch, sending information to the Data Logger. The Texas Electronics Rain Gage measures up to 0.01 inch increments. |
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Leveling rain gage at Coal Oil Point Reserve; Photo by Meri Marsh; May 25, 2007. |
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Rain gage at Coal Oil Point Reserve Photo by Dar Roberts; May 25, 2007. |
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Attaching the rain gage at Coal Oil Point Reserve Photo by Dar Roberts; May 25, 2007. |