When using the LabQuest Viewer with a LabQuest and Go Direct sensors, you may find that the list of discovered Go Direct sensors will not show up on the LabQuest Viewer's display. This is because there is bandwidth competition between the Bluetooth...
The GLOBE Program (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) is a worldwide science and education program sponsored by NASA. Information on which Vernier products can be used for GLOBE investigations can be found in this table.
Fo...
Go Direct® Electrode Amplifier (GDX-EA) is the amplifier that comes as part of:
Go Direct® pH Sensor (GDX-PH)
Go Direct® Tris-Compatible Flat pH (GDX-FPH)
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The LabQuest 2 and LabQuest 3 support over 30 languages. The original LabQuest supports over 25 languages.
LabQuest 3 (v 3.0.3 and newer)
To change the language displayed on your LabQuest 3, select Language from the Settings screen. T...
In Manual Entry mode in Graphical Analysis app for iOS, use your finger to double tap in the cell you want to enter data into.
A single tap in the cell will not bring up the keyboard and you will not be able to enter any numbers....
You can redeem a Vernier gift certificate by doing any of the following:
Mail the original gift certificate to us with your purchase order.Fax the gift certificate to us (503-277-2440) with your purchase order and then tear up the gift certificat...
If you are in an area where Wi-Fi is unavailable or unreliable, it is possible to use LabQuest Viewer to connect to LabQuest 2 or LabQuest 3 via USB. This is a useful way to display the LabQuest screen for a class demonstration. The instructions b...
If you teach analytical chemistry, you will find numerous Vernier labs and products that can fit nicely into your curriculum. Also see https://www.vernier.com/products/packages/analytical-chemistry/
Topics and Techniques
The following informat...
Are you packing up your Vernier equipment for storage over the summer? Here are some tips to ensure proper storage over a long break.
Go Direct Products
Do not leave them charging - better to leave them in a static state rather than charging. If...
There is nothing hazardous in any of the the tubes, except a tiny bit of a gas. Some of them are inert gases; others are not harmful. The quantities are small. In the case of the hydrogen tube, we do not think it is enough to be dangerous.
Dispose...