Moisture-Based Means for Regulating Snow Production
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The invention is a means of regulating how much snow is produced by a snowmaking machine based on the moisture in the environment. It utilizes a moisture sensor (such as a soil sensor), and a processor measures the resistance to determine how much snow should be made. The snow maker then receives this information and adjusts the quantity of snow that it produces. By using this invention, the value of water will be maximized and the snow will be made with the greatest efficiency.
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