Does the mobile soil moisture monitor have GPS positioning function?

The soil moisture detector, also called portable soil moisture monitoring station, belongs to the soil moisture detector in the soil moisture monitoring system. The host computer of the soil moisture detector has GPS positioning function, and the large screen displays the collected data in real time in Chinese, recording the number of groups, the number of sensor connections, the latitude and longitude, the signal strength, and the early warning tips of low-voltage electricity. Nowadays, more and more individual agricultural growers and related researchers begin to provide technical support for the subsequent formulation of soil irrigation plans through soil moisture monitoring equipment such as soil moisture detector. With the vigorous development of science and technology, there are countless soil moisture detectors on the market. Among them, the soil moisture detector independently developed and produced by Top Yunnong has been strongly sought after by the vast number of agricultural workers as soon as it is listed. Top Yunnong soil moisture detector can realize long-term continuous monitoring of soil moisture (soil moisture). Users can flexibly arrange soil moisture sensors according to monitoring needs; Sensors can also be arranged at different depths to measure soil moisture in the profile. The system also provides additional expansion ability, and can add corresponding sensors according to monitoring requirements to monitor information such as soil temperature, soil conductivity, soil PH value, groundwater level, groundwater quality, air temperature, air humidity, light intensity, wind speed and direction, rainfall and so on. It is the water content of soil, commonly known as water content. Farmers judge this way: grab a handful of soil with their hands and hold it hard. If it becomes a mud ball, it will not break when it falls on the ground, indicating that the soil moisture is too wet; If it is kneaded into a ball, it will fall off when it falls to the ground, indicating that the soil moisture is suitable; If it is not ground into powder, it means that the soil moisture is too dry, which is not conducive to plant growth.