DGSI, known for their Slope Indicator inclinometer equipment, announced a trade-in program of up to $3,500 in credit towards their new Digitilt AT System. Their new system features new solid-state MEMS technology, a Bluetooth cable reel that connects to an Android tablet to replace the bulky readout box, and higher quality wheels on the probe for improved tracking through tight curves. The cable is also lighter, and you can get a special backpack for the reel to make it easier to carry over rugged terrain.
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