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Thu, 24 Aug 2017 14:33:04 -0400
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The weight decline part of the graph I had attributed to nectar evaporation
over-night, not bees leaving the hive.

In general, I'd predict that wt. changes due to bees leaving the hive would
be off-set by nectar entering?

 

But the puzzle in that interpretation is shown between 8/17 - 18 where there
is a significant step up in wt. midway during the decline (at night)?. 

 I also assumed that the increase in wt. would follow a few hours behind the
diurnal temperature ambient temperature elevation.

 

I plan to test the time and weight accuracy of the scales by placing bricks
of known value on the hive and take temperature readings thought the day
from independent devices.  I want to confirm the time measurements of the
two graphs companion each other accurately. 

 

DC


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