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Brayan Angulo wont continue at Deportivo after all the parties didnt reach an agreement. The player belongs to Invertfutbol and there wasnt an agreement about the terms of a new loan period, neither with the player about his wages.
Colombian defender Brayan Angulo wont continue at Deportivo after the club didnt reach an agreement with neither Invertfutbol, the owner of his rights, nor with the same player. Invertfutbol agreed to pact a new loan spell without any cost for Deportivo, but the corporation wanted to see the Galician club subscribing a one million Euros buyout option expiring on April 30th, 2010, while Lendoiro wanted to have two more months.
But the main problem was with the player, his father and agent, Carlos Angulo didnt accept the conditions offered by the club during a meeting had today. The club was offering to maintain the conditions of the loan deal and if later the club would have decided to buy him, then a contract lasting until 2014 would have been signed, but the player wanted a better salary, something that Lendoiro didnt accept.
After the meeting Carlos Angulo told to reporters, Since our arrival we felt enchanted and wanted to continue, but since tomorrow we will have to study other offers. Right now we have some propositions in France and also in Spain; we will like to continue on here.
Angulo arrived loaned for the season 2009/2010 as the future replacement of Filipe Luis at the left side of the defense, but the Colombian suffered a serious knee injury during the second leg in Copa against Real Murcia. In the end he only played two games (120 minutes) wearing the shirt of Deportivo, both of them in Copa Del Rey. The player was already recovered for the final matchday in liga against Athletic Bilbao, but coach Lotina decided to not pick him.
The premature exit of Angulo could mean a golden opportunity for Fabrils Raúl Garcia, who may end promoted to the first team as the backup for the left-back position, though for the moment he doesnt want to give too many importance to it, It could be that my situation is now different due to the case with Angulo, but for the moment I dont know anything. My team is the B squad and the summer is long, a lot of things could happen. He told to newspaper La Opinión A Coruña.


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[3.5-3.9 HC] Pure Herald of Agony Jugg. All content. Videos. Dual wielding Cold Iron Variant added.
I have been asked by a few people now to do a proper write up of this one.
First, a disclaimer--this is not an sc build. While it will level, under good conditions, at 150-200m xp/hour there are much faster clearing builds out there. This one is by and for hardcore, and is designed to have the best sustain I could figure out while still having the damage to be able to take down T16 maps and endgame bosses. [I used a similar, but not identical, build to take down Uber Elder almost deathless in standard, video of that is also linked below] It was designed out of my frustration with a rough league start in betrayal and desire to take revenge on Catarina. So far it has been living up to my hopes for it.
[edit] Several folks from sc have now provided feedback that they have, in fact, tried and enjoyed this build for taking on the content in Betrayal. Just proves how little I understand sc after all :>
[3.7 edit] Did some post-nerf testing of the build at the end of Legion. Build not nerfed nearly as badly as I had feared. Still runs over T16s with any mods. Shaper and Guardians themselves a touch slower, but still perfectly solid. Succeeded with my first deathless Uber-Elder run with this build post-nerf (video 12 below). Planning to use as my starter for HC Blight. If any of the new gems or gear appear to provide upgrades, I plan to post as they are discovered.
[3.8 edit: throughout the guide I will now also present sections on the dual wield cold iron point cyclone variation using fortify and self-cast vaal molten shell instead of dodge. Because of the way IC was nerfed when the guard skills were changed, molten shell now provides stronger defense. Dual wielding cold iron point takes the crawler back to stronger than it was before the last nerf. It's the most fun I've had in quite a while]
[3.9 edit] I plan to update for 3.9 as we go along, but for starters here is the suggested lvl 94 tree: https://pastebin.com/8pjfF0bf I have also added a detailed set of suggestions for those of you planning to use the build in the upcoming hcssf race. This is under question 6 of the FAQ.
Basic Overview:
Juggernaut using Quillrain-barrage to maintain Herald of Agony. At full build, most of the game is face-tankable, and all of the content can be completed with good play. [3.8 update: Dual wields cold iron point with cyclone and golden rule to maintain HOA, uses molten shell/vaal molten shell for excellent survivability]
Offense: Tops out at a bit over 600k dps with lvl 21 gem and lvl 4 empower. Not as sexy as blade flurry, but enough to get the job done all the way up through Shaper and Uber Elder.
Life pool: 9k+ late endgame
Evasion: minimal from gear, but enough on the tree to give around 40-50% chance to evade with jade and stibnite flasks up. The remaining chance to hit is cut in half again for blinded enemies, either by the stibnite cloud or the on hit chance to blind, once we have it via jewel or quiver.
40% base dodge
30% base spell dodge
vaal grace
7 End charges alternating w 3 second CWDT-IC renders us virtually immune to any physical damage that doesn't one shot.
LGOH: Life gain at full build is approximately 8k/second against bosses. Significantly more against groups.
Travels via Blink Arrow & Phase run>Inc Duration [3.8 edit: Now prefer Flame dash post the 3.7 flame dash upgrade]
Cold Iron Variant
1.Deathless lvl 83 Catarina https://youtu.be/QoVvX8Rccpk
2.Shaper walkover https://youtu.be/SSwV4AjIgSI
Bow variant
Videos 1-6 were made with the current version of the character. 7-11 are from a -less tanky- version with similar damage output from last league, post death. 12 is post nerf.
1. Facetanking lvl 68 Catarina:https://youtu.be/F4EsTtr5Ubo
2. Defeating lvl 83 Catarina: https://youtu.be/rzuZs-IzgMc
3. Delve Abyss & Kurgal Facetank:https://youtu.be/215ec4Vl06M
4. Deathless Shaper: https://youtu.be/LdLJQDSZRzQ
5. Deathless Hall of GMs https://youtu.be/GTSOAJjXdtI
6. Lvl 76 version vs. Corr. T13 Colosseum https://youtu.be/o-auWc5qf3c
7. Uber Elder (Almost deathless):https://youtu.be/p5WCf1Y8Pfw
8. Uber Purifier:https://youtu.be/OxyEFqXDyXA
9. Uber Eradicator:https://youtu.be/TAvTdotz4go
10. Uber Constrictor:https://youtu.be/uOKZy1xeIf0
11. Uber Enslaver:https://youtu.be/6JXNb0yHBI0
12. Deathless Uber Elder run post-nerf https://youtu.be/AvvgogLdpdI
Explanation of links:
A. Your sole real damage source will be herald of agony with the following links, as you level:
1. Up to level 34: HOA>Minion Damage>Damage on full Life>Pierce
2. Level 34-53: same set up, but use Wraithlord helm for a free lvl 3 empower
3. Level 54-mid-endgame: Shift to any Helm with +2 level of minion gems and useful stats
4. Mid-endgame-late endgame (T12+): Elder helm with +2 to minion levels and supported by minion damage. Links are HOA>DOFL>Pierce>Vicious Proj or lvl 3 empower.
5. Late Endgame: Same helm or +3 helm, lvl 4 empower and lvl 21 HOA
Notes: Getting the equivalent of a 6L in the helm is important, because it allows the build to use Kaom's for the late endgame, which boosts survivability. Vicious proj and lvl 3 empower are roughly equivalent damage output. Level 4 empower is significantly superior, but very expensive.
B. Your Herald of Agony will be powered by Barrage (lvl 1-3, no higher) used with Quill Rain, linked as follows:
1. Level 16-30 Barrage>LMP>Lesser poison>Life Gain on hit
2. Level 31-37 Barrage>LMP>Poison>Life Gain on hit
3. Level 38-53 Barrage>GMP>Poison>Life Gain on hit
4. Level 54-Late Endgame: Elder Gloves Supported by either Poison or faster attacks. Options for links are:
Better Defense Barrage>GMP>LGOH>whichever the gloves don't have.
Better Offense (supported by poison only) Barrage>GMP>LGOH>withering touch
5. Late Endgame: Elder Gloves supported by both Poison AND faster attacks. Link Barrage>GMP>LGOH>Withering Touch
[3.8 Edit] I recommend leveling to 62 using the above set ups. After 62, your HOA will be powered by cyclone dual wielding cold iron points. Links are Cyclone>LGOH>Poison>Faster attacks>Fortify>Withering touch, with faster attacks and poison ideally to come from gloves.
Notes: The set ups above are magnified defensively with a thief's torment ring and gluttony belt (More on these later). In the late endgame, you will have an attack rate of around 6/second firing 9 arrows per attack and gaining around 148 life per hit. As the build uses RT, every properly aimed arrow will hit. The result is life gain of around 8k/second, so long as you are hitting a valid target. Significantly more against groups once you have piercing on your quiver. As long as your life pool is adequate, this is sufficient to facetank 99% of the game. Specific exceptions are noted below. (Original variation had LMP in place of withering touch for over 10k/sec life gain. However it is not hard to maintain 15 stacks of withering touch via barrage, and this will boost damage against bosses by nearly 50% more--no brainer)
[3.8 edit: We drop gluttony in favor of maximizing armour for powering up molten shell/vaal molten shell] this no longer allows a completely facetank style (though this is still possible for most of the game) but requires some judgment re: where to step out of a fight until molten shell refreshes.
C. You will also have the following auxiliary gem setups in boots, armour and weapon:
Pre-Kaom's heart/6L helm/6soc Quill rain
1. Phase run>Vaal grace>Frost Wall>Increased duration
2. (Unlinked) War Banner, Arctic Armour, Convocation, Blink Arrow/Flame Dash
3. CWDT (lvl 1)>IC (lvl 3)>Desecrate (lvl 7)>Spirit Offering (lvl 8)
Post-Kaom's heart/6L helm/6 soc Quill rain (with kaoms heart we lose the space for the banner and with the top end helm we don't have enough mana to reserve for the banner and still have smooth play):
1. Now is the time to take the minion nodes to replace the accuracy from war banner with the minion accuracy on the tree. If you upgrade your gear and drop war banner without taking the minion accuracy nodes, you will see a significant drop in performance, even though your technical dps goes up.
2. 6 socket Quill rain, 5 linked: Phase Run>Vaal Grace>Blink Arrow>Increased duration>Convocation, Arctic Armour
3. 4L boots:CWDT>IC>Desecrate>Spirit offering
a. CWDT/IC: With the jugg ascendancies and gluttony belt, you will maintain 7 endurance charges effortlessly. When IC procs, it will last slightly over 3 seconds, which is almost always enough time to be back up to 7 endurance charges by the time it is complete. [3.8 edit IC has been nerfed to no longer provide perfect uptime. Still playable, but there will be brief defensive gaps. For this reason, now prefer molten shell]
b. Desecrate/Spirit Offering: 23% more damage with good uptime, given our largely face tank playstyle.
c. Frost Wall: Required for fighting Shaper (protect Zana phase) and Elder (Protect Shaper phase) otherwise left unused. After you equip Kaom's Heart, save your leveled frost wall and sub it in for convocation during the necessary fights. This is the only reason for a 5L quill rain-so frost wall will link to increased duration when you sub it in for convocation.
d. War Banner: Accuracy is a big deal for HOA. War Banner allows us to leave the minion wheel accuracy nodes until late endgame, after we have a 6L helmet. Just leave it turned on and never plant it.
e. Convocation: important QOL for placing the crawler where you need it.
f. Blink Arrow, Arctic Armour, Vaal Grace: should be self explanatory. [Post 3.7 edit--since the upgrade to the cast time on flame dash, I have a definite personal preference for flame dash over blink arrow. This is a matter of taste and ymmv, since flame dash provides no decoy]
Explanation of Gear
Gear List:
1. Quill Rain: BIS for keeping Virulence at 40 and defensively for life gain. Nothing else comes close
2. Thief's torment: BIS for Life gain while also solving mana problems, solid for rezzes and useful in cutting harm done by curses. Item quant is icing.
3. Gluttony: lvl 30 poachers mark provides a non trivial 34 life gain and 15 mana gain per hit, and applies to hexproof enemies. Belt also adds to effective accuracy of the crawler and provides cull. Downside of the belt is well mitigated by Jugg ascendancies/CWDT>IC setup. Damage from belt allows us to self proc jugg endurance charge gain by using blink arrow or phase run so that all boss fights begin with 7 charges. This also makes it trivial to maintain 7 charges at almost all times.
4. Gloves: Level with Ondar's until your first pair of elder gloves
5. Helm: Level from 34 with wraithlord (Earliest available +2 minion gems helm by 20 levels) for easy clear
6. Quiver: Level from 10 with Hyrri's bite until you don't need it for stats. A piercing quiver is a buff offensively since poacher's mark will apply one extra row deep, and defensively as it allows LGOH to hit one extra row deep. Bonus points if it has a chance to blind on hit mod, but you can get this on an abyss jewel.
7. Armour: Ambu's charge is a good budget option until you can afford something with a solid life roll. Late endgame goal is a Kaom's.
8. Ammy, boots: Life & Res.
9. Flasks:
a. 1 Hybrid flask is good QOL for those moments where you missed with barrage and are OOM without readily available enemies. I keep staunching here.
b. Forbidden Taste is important, and provides back up for those moments when you are out of enemies or fighting a boss that has become untargetable and suffer a severe hit or DOT.
c. Stibnite and Jade together with a fair bit of evasion on the tree provide a solid base defense against attacks. I prefer warding on the stib because it almost never runs out. Grounding or dousing on the Jade.
d. Quicksilver for QOL Dousing or Grounding kept here, whichever isn't on Jade.
10. Jewels (not pictured) Prioritize Life and filling out resists. I use 8% anatomical knowledge in the upper left slot. Also recommend one abyss jewel with flat life and any chance to blind. Secondarily Bow attack speed is useful.
[3.8 Edit] New Gear List:
Not pictured is Golden Rule unique jewel
Additional notes
1. Cold Iron Points: The extreme power up from the Cold Iron Points makes them BIS now.
2. Golden Rule: Makes it possible to maintain 40 stacks of virulence easily when using melee weapons, since the reflected poisons also count toward those stacks. Make sure you have enough chaos res/regen to mitigate the effects. Use great caution is you are going to use this while leveling, before taking regen nodes and ascendancy. Recommend for this purpose a pair of fidelitas's spikes (no physical damage) and a jewel with a little added phys or chaos.
3. Use vicious proj until you can afford an empower.
Skill Tree:
POB Pastebin to lvl 89 version: https://pastebin.com/AbYwPifA
POB Pastebin to lvl 95 version: https://pastebin.com/1V1runuy
Notes: Between lvl 89 and 95, I was pushing delve hard. Around level 350-375, things began to become a bit more dangerous. I tried a respec in which I gave up around 500 max life (from ~9600 to ~9100) for more attack speed and a little more minion accuracy and I was pleased with the resulting feel and continued on down. As of this writing, I am at depth 401 and in second place on the solo delve ladder for HC betrayal. My sense is that beyond a certain point, attack speed is more important for survivability than raw life, at least in certain types of encounters. My guess/feeling is that the breakpoint is in the neighborhood of 9k life, but that is far from scientific.
[3.8 edit] New POB at lvl 92: https://pastebin.com/50tef2sz
Notes: Prioritize Dex/int, rezzes, life, charges (after cruel ascendancy), armour. Exception is Adamant, which I would take as soon as you feel comfortable with enough life, as the QOL from the cooldown in front of it is excellent.
[3.9 edit] New lvl 94 POB, tree only https://pastebin.com/8pjfF0bf.
Bandits: Kill all
Ascendancies in order:
Unstoppable (stun avoidance key to maximizing value of LGOH)
[3.8 edit]: Since we now stack armour, swap the last two
Pantheon: Solaris, Tukohama
[3.8 edit]: Solaris, Ralakesh
Leveling Advice:
1. Early Leveling:
Use whatever you find easy. At league start I use smite>Ancestral call. Once I have gear, I like Ice shot>Pierce>Volley>Mirage archer. On tree, your first stop is the dodge cluster. It is a ways off, but provides a massive survivability boost.
2. Next Steps:
Don't be tempted by the minion nodes. You don't need them as long as you are running war banner. Grab life and then grab Endurance charges when you do your cruel ascendancy. You will also grab Resolute technique around this time. Then more life until you are ready to take your final helm/kaom's upgrades.
3. Late Game: When you upgrade to a 6L helm, grab the minion accuracy nodes and drop war banner (since you wont be able to afford the mana anymore). Then keep improving your life pool
Notable Non-Facetankables:
1. Atziri / Uber Atziri trio/Vaal Temple: Do -not- leave the dual striker for last. With this build, actually, a'alai is safest left for last. When the dual striker is last and enrages he has a virtually unique effect that does flat damage to anyone who attacks him, even at range, on a per hit basis. This may still be ok for regular trio, but against the Uber trio or Vaal Temple trio, you will kill yourself, as the damage, after mitigation, per a GGG representative (because i thought it might have been a bug) is around 900 per hit. At 54 hits a second . . . . As a sidenote, don't stand in the empowered flame blasts or empowered lightning circles, as these can do sufficient overlapping damage to one-shot.
2. Hall of GMs: There are GMs with enough dodge/block to reduce your number of hits per second, and hence life gain, sufficiently for them to kill you. Particularly some that use scorching ray can be extremely dangerous. There are GMs with tempest shield that will damage you with every hit from barrage. There are also GMs with sufficient regen that you won't be able to kill them with your normal set up. To get past these last two, kill all the other gms around, and then have a weapon swap ready to balefire and and a shield that replaces the resists on your quiver. For my run I used Prism Guardian, but any shield with enough res will do. You will be able to burn the GM down with balefire, then swap back to the normal set up. Hall of GMs is completable, but it is definitely not trivial content, even for this build.
3. Shaper:
a. Shaper critting on a slam can still one shot us, though a 9k life pool with 7 end charges up will tank an ordinary slam.
b. Facetanking the slow orbs is dubious as they come quickly with significant cold pen. It is also unnecessary.
c. During his teleporting orb phase, there is nothing to attack, so we can die.
d. With practice, you can use strategically placed frost walls to protect Zana long enough for the crawler to kill all the adds. I did not find this to be trivially easy, but I have managed it successfully. Without frost wall, the crawler is too slow. If Zana dies, abort the run or you will too.
4. Uber-Elder (Elder):
a. Either Elder or Shaper Slam can one-shot on a crit. Likewise Elder's slow expanding circle. Also, there is enough chaotic damage coming from various sources that you may not be at full health when the slam comes in. (this is how I died during the uber-elder video posted above)
b. Shaper's balls as above.
c. Honorable mention to the Enslaver. He can inflict a sufficiently powerful ignite that if he happens to crit with it just as you kill him, you will see your health plummet. If you are out of dousing flask charges/forbidden taste charges at such a moment, it is possible to die.
5. Any Red Map/deep delve/syndicate mob that crits hard enough with a sufficient number of added damage mods. This one is an assumption.
6. Anything that gets you with a rapid succession of hits when you are repositioning and not attacking, though dodge will help mitigate this.
1. Wouldn't rain of Arrows be Better?
No. ROA is great when you have packs and on bosses with adds. It is not so great when there is a single high end boss to fight. Barrage is your friend.
2. Um . . . there isn't enough mana to run grace and Herald of Agony . . .?
You are correct. You are not meant to actually run grace. The gem is only slotted for the use of vaal grace, which when linked with inc duration gives you nearly ten seconds of being extremely tanky to help with sticky situations.
3. My spirit offering isn't proccing all the time, wtf?
CWDT linked skills proc in clockwise order from the CWDT. Make sure your desecrate is before your spirit offering in the order and this should fix the problem.
4. I met something that I can't seem to poison, is this a bug?
There are rare enemies that have enough physical/chaos damage reduction that you may not be able to poison them with your normal setup. This can usually be fixed by simply removing your GMP gem and finishing the fight. For those very few enemies for which this does not work, replace Poison with Lesser Poison and then finish the fight. A leveled Lesser Poison gem has enough flat chaos damage to fix this problem in every case I have encountered.
Notable places this situation may occur are the empowered version of Shavronne/Brutus in Act VI and the fully enraged Rhoa/Skeletal Rhoa in maps. Also, when partying with someone of lower level with level downscaling enabled, just switch to lesser poison. The downscaling can nerf your damage to the point where the ordinary set up will be unable to poison anything.
5. Could I use a wand and shield instead? I like block.
You can, but you sacrifice a dramatic amount of the LGOH that makes the build feel so tanky. Dodge is better than block in this build anyway. Quill Rain FTW.
6. Can I ssf with this build?
Answer for 3.9 HC SSF race
Leveling from a cold league start in ssf:
I believe it would be challenging, but it can definitely be made to work. All necessary leveling gear is craftable.
1. Begin with Smite and Grab ancestral call at lvl 4, followed by ancestral protector for extra damage. Add links to both skills as you are able. For leveling I would use:
Smite>ancestral call>melee phys>LGOH (or replace LGOH with added fire if you feel confident)
Ancestral Protector>melee phys>added fire>faster attacks
2. As you go along, If you don't find a reasonable drop of a melee weapon soon, buy a rustic sash, turn it blue (later yellow) and do the phys weapon recipe on a level appropriate weapon as you level. (Weapon+sash+weapon scrap) You will be on smite until lvl 31 or so. The totem will help with bossing.
3. Keep your eyes open for any short bow with links to save for later. Bonus if it has attack speed. While the build wants QR eventually, an ordinary shortbow will level just fine up to maps.
4. When you get to the library you will be able to buy all of your gems. Don't switch over just yet, but socket them on your weapon swap and let them level a bit until they catch up
5. Make yourself a Hyrri's bite; I believe it's a white sharktooth quiver, yellow onyx ammy, rain of arrows gem with at least 1% qual, and a chance orb.
6. Make yourself a +minion gem level helm if one doesn't drop for you. Blue helmet+life flask of animation+alt
6a. If you need to craft yourself that flask, it's: life flask+bone spirit shield+transmute orb.
The short bow, quiver with Barrage>poison>LGOH>LMP/GMP and HOA>minion damage>DOFL>Pierce (in a +minion gem level helm) will see you all the way to maps.
Bonus post mapping section;
Hoard your chance orbs (and scours) as you go beecause you are going to use them to make at least two uniques if they don't drop: Quill rain and thief's torment.
Farm for a set of porcupine cards. (Turn in for a 6L shortbow). Chance/scour yourself a 6L QR. Put your barrage links here for now.
Save every white 2stone ring past ilvl 30. Combine all 3 types to get a white prismatic ring. Chance these until you get your thief's torment.
Delve for bound fossils. Once you find an elder helm, bound/scour until you get your 6L.
Delve for Abberant fossils. Once you find elder gloves, Abberant/scour until you get your 6L.
If you are feeling really dedicated: farm a set of king's heart cards and turn in for your Kaoms.
Hope this helps. I expect SSF to be extra challenging, but the build is definitely doable with sufficient dedication (and a little recipe knowledge).
Old Answer
Challenging, but yes. Quill rain is really non-negotiable for late game, but you can do the rest of the build via crafting/fossil crafting and quill rain is not hard to chance. Someone did an experiment and estimated it's about 1 in 175. You can do this on every short bow you can find or buy from vendors--save your chance orbs. Since you don't need a 6L, just a 6soc, you can add the extra sockets via jews later. Early leveling will be fine even without QR--just look for the best attack speed bow you have access to without worrying too much about other stats.
Thief's torment and gluttony are significant upgrades, but the build can function without them. Farm for elder rings when you get to maps and craft with Pristine fossils to get life gain on hit. Spend your first 20 GCPs to quality your LGOH gem. For the mana, you will need to take revelry early, and then craft jewels using alts to get the +mana on hit affix. You will know when you have slotted enough of those by feel. Until then, you will need a mana flask.
For the helm and glove fossil crafting, you won't have the leveling uniques, but I can confirm that the build will work fine without them up through low-mid maps, since i have done something similar as a league start. Once you get to maps, you will farm for elder helms and gloves and you will farm for sulphite to delve for the fossils you need. The craft for the gloves is a corroded/aberrant & or shuddering fossil. The craft for the helm is a bound fossil. Last league I was able to self craft both the 6 link gloves and helm using this method.
7. What changes do I make for SC with infinite currency?
a. Drop Kaoms in favor of a 6L Coming Calamity. Slot HOA there with these links: HOA>Minion Damage>DOFL>Pierce>Vicious Proj>Empower.
b.. Drop Arctic Armour in favor of hatred+Generosity. This will require all of the aura reservation reduction nodes we are already next to (4 nodes) or a lvl 3-4 enlighten (expensive).
Per POB, the overall result will boost your damage by approximately 60%--you will hit close to 1M dps, 750k Shaper dps. It will drop your maximum life pool from +/-9500 at lvl 95 to +/- 7500 at lvl 95. This version is more likely to find places it can be one shot, but you might enjoy it more in SC.
8. Is Dodge really that important? It seems like a lot of travel nodes.
(3.8 edit: Dodge version is still possible, but molten shell version is preferred post 3.7 nerfs to IC) Here is the math on why we take dodge: Let's say you have 9k life and lets leave aside the possibility of one shots which, though they can happen, are actually very rare. Let's also leave aside your life gain for the moment and just assume that you die when you suffer that total damage Without dodge, you die when the mobs hit you for 9k.
Attack dodge Math: If you have 40% dodge, then when the mobs have normally done 9k damage, you have on average sustained only 60% of that, or 5.4k. in order to kill you, on average they now must do 15k damage (15k, reduced by 40%=9k). It gets more ridiculous when you add in vaal grace. While that is up and running, you have 74% dodge. For the mobs to do 9k damage while vaal grace is up, they now have to do on average a little over 34.5k. This is true whether they are doing physical, elemental, or chaos damage as long as it is attack based.
Spell dodge math: If they are using spells, they have it a little easier, since you start with only 30% spell dodge. Still, they have to do, on average. 12.8k damage without vaal grace and 25k with vaal grace.
There are no other nodes on the tree that provide this kind of extra magical survivability (unless you are playing a block/spell block champion). And while they are trying to do that much damage, you get to heal at a rate of 8k/sec as long as you are attacking.
9. Why sacrfice all that armour to use gluttony? Are you an idiot?
(3.8 edit: Dodge/Gluttony version is still possible, but Molten shell defense is now preferred after 3.7 nerfs to IC.) Answering the second part first, I hope not. But if that was your reaction, go check out the POE wiki on how armour actually works. Here's the short recap on why we use gluttony in this build:
a. The phys damage reduction from armour is not absolute. Armour becomes less effective against bigger hits. Armour works best mitigating against many smaller hits. See the wiki for more details.
b. We could care less about many smaller hits, because we become immune to phys damage from hits for about 3 seconds after the first 500 or so damage when CWDT procs IC.
c. The phys damage mitigation from endurance charges _is_ absolute. It is much more effective against the large hits we are concerned about than armour.
d. For phys, we are only concerned about enough damage to one-shot us. With a 9k life pool, full ascendancies, and 7 endurance charges up (leaving aside arctic armour and the tukohama ascendancy, since they are both conditional) this would require a single physical hit of 15k damage. Outside of avoidable wind up boss mechanics with crit, nothing hits that hard. (edit-I finally found a mob that could one shot through this down on lvl 537 of delve. It had 100%+added fire, 100%+added lightning, several other mods and the mob itself had powerful crits)
e. Gluttony is not just another 34 life/15 mana per hit, it is also:
i. a roughly 10% more damage multiplier via cull which eliminates the most difficult moments of many boss fights.
ii. a guarantee of being able to get back to full endurance charges without requiring an enemy to hit us (via the damage we take when using a move skill proccing the jugg ascendancy.
iii. a significant accuracy boost to the crawler (since Poacher's mark debuffs mob's evasion)
10. Are there any map mods we can't run?
No. If you start adding more than 2-damage mods to red maps you may need to be slightly more cautious, but this build can run every mod and combination of mods. Alc and go your T16s, ignore reflect, etc.
11. Post 3.8: Which version is stronger, Quill rain or Cold Iron Points?
"Stronger" is a tough adjective to decide, as each has pros and cons. But I would rate them this way on the things that are important to us:
Raw survivability goes to the QR version. The QR version is the one I have been able to to do uber-elder with deathless multiple times now. I could not manage it with the CIP version because (for me) the life gain just wasn't there. At peak, it's the difference between a bit over 8k life gain/sec with QR (without fortify) and around 1800 life gain/sec on the CIP version (with fortify). Fortify just doesnt make up the difference. That said, 1800/sec plus your regen of +/- 1k/sec at full build is plenty for most purposes in the game. As a side note, the QR version gets an extra 90+ flat life (which will translate into over 300 life at full build) and other stats from the quiver slot that the CIP version gives up.
Manuverability goes to the CIP version. The fact that you generate stacks while moving can make some fights feel easier, even though the raw survivability is less.
Clear Speed goes to the CIP version, for both general map clear and for every-boss-except-uber-elder, but not by as much as you might think. The difference between a lvl 22-24 HOA (QR) and a lvl 31-33 HOA (CIP) is significant, but not as much as is implied by the level numbers. This is because the CIP version both gives up vicious proj and also maintains only +/- 7.5 stacks of wither vs. the full 15 stacks maintained by the bow version. The CIP version also achieves 40 stacks slower and spends less time, overall at a full 40 stacks, usually hovering 30-35. According to my back-of-a-napkin rough calculations, I would expect the CIP version, at full build, to average roughly 60% more damage, depending on the circumstances.
Overall At the end, like so many things, it's really a matter of taste. Having played both multiple times through the game now I think for me it would really be a matter of what mood I was in. Though I will say that even if I were using the CIP version, I would probably switch over to a QR setup to do uber-elder.
12. Can I try to change it in some way?
YES. No matter what it is. These guides are only ever meant to be a jumping off point. Go and experiment and learn something new about the build and come back here and post it for the rest of us. If it sounds like fun try it.
Hope some of you who have found Betrayal frustrating in hc (like I did) have a chance to enjoy it more with this build.
[3.8 edit] The Cold iron points provide a new, fun alternative. The cyclone style does want more play skill to use and takes a bit of practice, but i have found it very enjoyable. Good Luck!
Last edited by Orion72 on Dec 27, 2019, 10:42:44 PM
Last bumped on Apr 1, 2020, 4:10:20 AM
Wow I'm playing a nearly identical build.
I can fully vouch for this build works brilliantly.
Last edited by Kurzonate on Dec 19, 2018, 5:27:13 AM
Updated Gear at lvl 90:
Updated Tree in pastebin
Not pictured is one unique jewel, an 8% anatomical knowledge slotted in the upper left jewel slot.
Last edited by Orion72 on Dec 19, 2018, 8:45:26 AM
In the barrage set up, I am currently experimenting with withering touch instead of LMP as the 6th link. Improves dps significantly at the expense of some life gain.
Edit: Can confirm from lvl 93 that 8k/sec life gain appears to still be more than enough. Withering touch for the 6th link is a definite. Guide has been updated.
Last edited by Orion72 on Dec 21, 2018, 6:35:21 PM
ım curently leveling event after 20 level its starting to show :)
easy for leveling ..
crawler is beatifull with herald effect :P
And @Orion72 .. this guy just perfect.. always answering to me and helping for understand the build ..
p.s:( sorry for my english not main leanguage.. )
Extra Tech: An Abyss jewel with even 3% chance to blind enemies on hit will give you, on average, slightly over 1 blinding hit per second with barrage. Just equipped one with flat life and 6% blind and every enemy that doesn't die instantly is blinded. Guide has been updated. This is a buff. :>
Last edited by Orion72 on Dec 20, 2018, 3:45:58 PM
Yeah dude, i have a champion using a very similar setup. This build very effective. I'm loving it so much that i'll probably make this Jugg version as well now.
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on Dec 20, 2018, 5:57:29 PM
Whats better for HC on this build Jugg or champ? which one is better at surviving? and why?
Great build idea btw, feels way smoother than glad cyclone/hoa
Re: Jugg vs. champ in HC
Assuming as a champ we would take unstoppable hero, fortitude, inspirational, and first to strike, I would say it is a fair question.
Both have the necessary stun avoidance, and the endgame trees could be very similar. Champion will have slightly better offense since enemies will be intimidated and he could potentially keep war banner into the endgame by giving up the increased duration slot. Perma fortify even puts the champion in a slightly better place vs. elemental hits, since he will get 20% reduction vs. the Jugg's 5%-13% (depending on whether the Jugg is at full end charges that moment) at full build.
But, for hc, there is no comparison between how the two handle incoming physical damage, and most of the big knockout hits are at least part phys. The champion has fortify. The jugg, because of the ascendancy that gains back endurance charges when damage is taken, and the use of a lvl 1 CWDT>IC, is functionally immune to any physical damage except for a one shot, even after we eliminate all the "armour" by using gluttony. And you have to go a long way to find a one shot that can do over 9k damage after it's been reduced by 40% (which is the Jugg's phys reduction at full build, full end charges) or 53-61% if stationary due to arctic armour and Tukohama ascendancy.
So for HC, I choose and recommend the Jugg. (And glad you like the build idea)
Last edited by Orion72 on Dec 21, 2018, 6:39:55 PM
I am playing it right now and love it, i played full block glad hoa last league but couldnt keep full stacks with cyclone, but with this i keep em on bosses i meant
Another question, is barrage better than rain of arrows? which gives more loh and gets stacks faster?


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I love this look. It's SO simple, and I can quickly do it before I run out of the house to my busy day, and yet I still manage to achieve an "I put some effort in" look. We've all seen people wear perfect milkmaid braids, and you might have asked yourself how they do it. I'm here to let you know today that it's extremely simple. Don't know how to braid like a pro? No problem. I have a cheat sheet. Instead of braiding so help me God I can't seem to coordinate my hands to get it right, I opt to twist my hair instead and the result, I find is better for me.
- I wet my hair or stretch it overnight, and make a part in my hair from one side to another. The lines do not have to be straight; my hair will cover them anyway. You can also skip the overnight prep by lightly wetting your hair with water before you braid it.
- I brush my edges to make sure they are looking well kempt.
- I use a butter to coat my hair and hands for added slip, and I begin to twist my hair. Basically I start with one twist, and keep making additions to it until I reach the ends of my hair.
- After the twist has been completed to the very end, I pin one twist away, and complete the second before I strategically pin them in place to make my braid look as continuous as possible.
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|FIFA Soccer 95
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|Genre: Sports
|Number of players: 1-4
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FIFA Soccer 95 is a football game developed by Extended Play Productions published by Electronic Arts. It is the second licensed FIFA video game, following FIFA International Soccer and was the first to start the annual naming trend which continues to this day.
FIFA 95 was only released on the Sega Mega Drive under the motto "The best console soccer can get!". It was the first soccer game to feature licensed clubs from several different international leagues, like the Major League (USA), Premier League (UK) and the Bundesliga (Germany).
The game was also famous for its music, made by Jeff Dyck. The sound driver is very advanced and uses two PCM channels using software mixing and variable sample frequency.
It also offers a four-player mode using Electronic Arts' "4-Way-Play" device.
Production credits
- Licensed by: Sega Enterprises, Ltd.
- Produced & Developed by: Extended Play Productions
- Programmers: Jan Tian, Brian Plank, David Hards
- Artists: David Adams, Dianna Davies, Suzan Germic
- Music and SFX: Jeff Dyck
- Producer: Bruce McMillan
- Development Directors: Joey Della-Savia, Anne L Coulombe
- Associate Producer: Steve Livaja, Adrienne Travica
- Product Managers: Chip Lange, Neil Thewarapperuma
- Product Testers: John Santamaria, James Fairweather
- Additional Artists: Donna Brockopp-Wilson, Jon Rix
- Additional Programming: Kevin Pickell
- Special Thanks: Mike Kiernan, Al Johanson, Todd Wilson, Bobby Lenarduzzi, Claudio Maurizio, Rick Smith
- FIFA Logo Copyright FIFA / DEYHLE 1977
- Source: In-game credits
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- ↑ Game Players, "Vol. 7 No. 10 October 1994" (US; 1994-xx-xx), page 11
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Mean Machines Sega, "December 1994" (UK; 1994-10-28), page 116
- ↑ Sega Visions, "December/January 1994/1995" (US; 1994-xx-xx), page 91
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.comments2014-05-05T17:19:39.043-04:00Admirable FacultiesPeter Gowhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-73806384129225567292010-06-09T15:00:27.119-04:002010-06-09T15:00:27.119-04:00Aloha! Doug Quinones . payday loansAloha! Doug Quinones . payday loansfirstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-39711705663349819492010-04-24T15:16:05.769-04:002010-04-24T15:16:05.769-04:00Although I like many of your comments I must say t...Although I like many of your comments I must say that a quote from an elitist, white, Christian, English speaking noble cannot and should not be used as a metaphor for independent schools. The hills of Eton do not resemble the United Mosaics of America. I would have blended dozens of battle fields from around the world and hope that a flag emerges; a colorful flag for peace, friendship and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-74060961312743079002010-04-20T13:29:25.877-04:002010-04-20T13:29:25.877-04:00As with many paths, we'll probably be somewher...As with many paths, we'll probably be somewhere in the middle between Mad Max & the Jetsons, but in a way that's what's worrisome; like Gore's frog cooking metaphor, we're getting the slow boil and not noticing the temperature is rising.
-email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-12868678274903888802010-02-25T00:52:44.866-05:002010-02-25T00:52:44.866-05:00Couldn't agree more. Our school (MKA) is going...Couldn't agree more. Our school (MKA) is going through similar discussions with faculty and clarity is key to having faculty and staff understand what's happening in the school.William Stiteshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-27407165171143186652010-02-24T23:32:29.529-05:002010-02-24T23:32:29.529-05:00It's interesting to read your comments on shar...It's interesting to read your comments on sharing the financial information about a school's operation with teachers. Back in November for the first time we shared all the information regarding the school's endowment, operational cash flow, financial strengths and weaknesses. Afterwards our teachers were very thankful for having been provided with this information and left with a Charlie Royhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-68240804173634013512010-02-09T15:15:57.224-05:002010-02-09T15:15:57.224-05:00Check out Guskey in a bit more detail - It think y...Check out Guskey in a bit more detail - It think you can have both grades and meaningful feedback if you base the grades on goals in the course (those goals related to "product" and those related to "process"). Comments help explain what a grade communicates and provide constructive feedback to help students grow close to realizing a graded email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-41088056967763817192010-02-03T18:25:35.313-05:002010-02-03T18:25:35.313-05:00Excellent post and writing style. Bookmarked.Excellent post and writing style. Bookmarked.how to olliehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-65843558479727830572009-11-07T14:07:35.027-05:002009-11-07T14:07:35.027-05:00Looking forward to reading it Peter. Congratulatio...Looking forward to reading it Peter. Congratulations. And thank you for contributing another useful resource.- email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-59179853600049038952009-11-05T16:48:48.194-05:002009-11-05T16:48:48.194-05:00I think you are spot on in this post. It's ea...I think you are spot on in this post. It's easy to get caught up in the moment and forget all the good work that has preceded current reform efforts. I'm as guilty as the next person in this regard, but we lose a lot of talented people along the way if we frame the discussion in terms of ancients and moderns or some such dichotomy.

Advocating reforms and changes as the nextDavid Colonhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-83932840020835525452009-10-18T08:54:47.183-04:002009-10-18T08:54:47.183-04:00I have copied and pasted part of this post to my E...I have copied and pasted part of this post to my Evernote notebook of professional inspiration: "...to avoid character judgments based on teachers' degrees of technological expertise and enthusiasm." Bravo and thank you. I am in my second year as an Upper School Technology Coordinator and have learned so much. Above and beyond all our site-specific software and network stuff, I haveLaura Webberhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-57427861515367034622009-06-07T08:08:20.892-04:002009-06-07T08:08:20.892-04:00Peter: Are you any relation to John Gow who taught...Peter:
Are you any relation to John Gow who taught at Westminster and was a great tennis player. If so, please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Regards. Ken firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-76643399593694220622009-02-28T11:47:00.000-05:002009-02-28T11:47:00.000-05:00Peter, Thanks for this thoughtful writing. I'm rea...Peter, Thanks for this thoughtful writing. I'm reading it, having after it sent to me by my academic dean. I'm in the Chicago airport waiting my return flight from Chicago.

While reading your post, the words of Guy K. echoed in ear. I wonder if I (and we as independent school technologists to a larger extent) have been too willing to smooth over these differences in faculties, too ready firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-18256744964771996052009-02-23T12:59:00.000-05:002009-02-23T12:59:00.000-05:00Those who hunker down will be shell-shock victims ...Those who hunker down will be shell-shock victims in a couple of years, I think. There's a world of risk out there, and stationary targets are the most vulnerable--PGPeter Gowhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-44027953320962130602009-02-22T22:40:00.000-05:002009-02-22T22:40:00.000-05:00Hi Peter:There you go with those Great War referen...Hi Peter:

There you go with those Great War references again!

Great post though.

This is not a time to retrench or retreat from doing what matters most. And not all innovation comes with a price tag.

Maybe - when it comes to doing the right things - it's a time for going over the top. Or perhaps - digging in, holding ground and laying down a creeping barrage.<email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-27154754655097137462009-02-22T18:43:00.000-05:002009-02-22T18:43:00.000-05:00I really admire the courage and foresight that you...I really admire the courage and foresight that your school is showing, and I wish you the best in your efforts. If you can, please keep us posted on how things go--PGPeter Gowhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-73873673797219473622009-02-22T14:12:00.000-05:002009-02-22T14:12:00.000-05:00Peter, I couldn't agree with you more on this topi...Peter, I couldn't agree with you more on this topic. My school, like so many others, is facing the same sort of pressures. We have, however, decided to move ahead with a lot of fundamental reexamination of how we "do" education.

A large number of our faculty are visiting innovative schools, colleges, and universites (both in the US and abroad); researching the latest developments in David Colonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-27660502731607742892009-02-07T13:33:00.000-05:002009-02-07T13:33:00.000-05:00Changing school curriculum is a fascinating topic ...Changing school curriculum is a fascinating topic that seems to elicit some pretty heated conversations. So many 'knowers' on what (and how) we should teach kids, and only so many hours in the day, week, semester. As long as it is current as it give students what they will need as they enter college and/or post formal ed, I am for it. Curious, to what degree are you pro-diversity in curriculum email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-18772664394915727012009-01-01T13:38:00.000-05:002009-01-01T13:38:00.000-05:00As a current administrator and former department c...As a current administrator and former department chair, your post really struck me. I currently directly oversee four teacher leaders. Recently one of them asked me to share some of my "secrets" for leading and managing. This really struck me...what did he mean by "secrets"? To me, what I do is a natural response to the responsibilities of the position. So I asked my department chair to Lesliehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-3036340502379446772008-12-30T08:18:00.000-05:002008-12-30T08:18:00.000-05:00Good advice. Good thinking. ThanksGood advice. Good thinking. firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-31265546018696327372008-12-18T10:32:00.000-05:002008-12-18T10:32:00.000-05:00Nice post Peter - I too am looking forward to the ...Nice post Peter - I too am looking forward to the next issue...I think "middle managers" is exactly it. It's a title that holds little water but comes with extra paperwork and babysitting. We need to do more to train, empower, and firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-78175200573929192392008-12-14T22:55:00.000-05:002008-12-14T22:55:00.000-05:00Peter, I'm looking forward to the next installment...Peter, I'm looking forward to the next installment with baited breath! At our school, the department chair is really the department servant/secretary/mom. Lots of what I call "administrivia" responsibilities, including managing a budget without any training, coordinating meetings folks don't want to attend, reminding faculty of responsibilities they don't enjoy, etc.. It is a job that very fewSarah Hanawaldhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-24740441184977757022008-11-30T19:56:00.000-05:002008-11-30T19:56:00.000-05:00Peter, thanks for this (both the first and second ...Peter, thanks for this (both the first and second parts). Change is difficult, but your optimism that good ideas will take hold is heartening. Pink and Christenson have shifted my thinking, and I am also seeing change in our faculty, as well. I've enjoyed your thoughts on the isnet ning, too. Thanks for email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-90264510693379454312008-11-19T20:50:00.000-05:002008-11-19T20:50:00.000-05:00Hi Peter,I just found this one of your blogs and I...Hi Peter,
I just found this one of your blogs and I'm so glad I have. I almost didn't read this piece since I don't feel that we have many "Families of Fury" but I'm thankful I didn't pass it by because your description of the need to refine a school's vision and mission is dead on. I'm passing this one along to others in my school as we are examining our mission statement right now.Sarah Hanawaldhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-2835708712324647742008-10-26T16:27:00.000-04:002008-10-26T16:27:00.000-04:00To Guerita--You're dead right about faith and spir...To Guerita--

You're dead right about faith and spirituality--perhaps yet another arena of diversity that should be included. Maybe I have been spending too much time among the secularists--or at least in a school so diverse with regard to religion that we tend to give it fairly wide berth in our own discussions. Interestingly, when we devoted some faculty and student work to this topic aPeter Gowhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4162587718782337308.post-82880961719947638232008-10-26T12:38:00.000-04:002008-10-26T12:38:00.000-04:00It does feel like moving mountains, especially whe...It does feel like moving mountains, especially when anyone who takes a stand is accused immediately of having some kind of personal problem.

At the school where I currently serve as the Director of Diversity, the work I am excited about centers around faculty and staff wellness -- the physical and mental health of the adults, which affects their own ability to lead students to have openreyaconohttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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- Easy to remove and re-install during maintenance
- Hot-tap version for installation and service without system shutdown
- Diagnostic features using colored LED lights
- Three output choices: frequency, digital (S3L), or 4 to 20 mA
- Bi-directional flow and empty pipe detection
- Adjustable insertion depth for large pipe sizes up to DN2550 (102 inches)
- Flow rate range 0.05 to 10 m/s (0.15 to 33 ft/s)
- Measurement in dirty and high solids content liquids
The GF Signet 2552 magmeter flow sensor is a heavy duty, high performance electromagnetic flow sensor in an adjustable-insertion configuration. The GF Signet 2552 magmeter can be used with a ball valve for hot-tap installations. This insertion-style electromagnetic flow sensor has no moving parts and is constructed of corrosion-resistant materials to provide long-term reliability with minimal maintenance costs.
The GF Signet 2552 magmeter flow sensor is versatile and simple-to-install, delivering reliable flow measurement over a wide dynamic range in pipe sizes ranging from DN50 to DN2550 (2 to 102 inches). GF Signet 2552 magmeters and electromagnetic flow sensors offer a variety of output options compatible with GF Signet flow instruments that feature a frequency or digital (S3L) input. The blind transmitter (4 to 20 mA output) or digital sensor interface is available for long distance signal transmission.
The GF Signet 2552 magmeter / electromagnetic flow sensor's empty pipe detection features a zero flow output when the electrodes are not completely wetted. The frequency output is bi-directional while the 4 to 20 mA output can be set for uni- or bi-directional flow. The 4 to 20 mA output is factory spanned and can be changed using the PC compatible accessory set-up tool.
Applications for GF Signet 2552 Magmeter / Electromagnetic Flow Sensors
- Municipal Water Distribution
- Water Inlets to Process Plants
- Surface, Ground and Ocean Water
- Chemical Processing
- Water and Wastewater Monitoring
- Industrial Water Distribution
- Food Processing and Waste Lines
Please consider these optional accessories.
This product can be used in the following applications:
Application Notes
Here's how some of our customers used this product.
Large diameter irrigation pipe
The Background: Our customer is a farmer who needs to monitor the flow of water through an irrigation pipe that is 54-inches in diameter.
The Problem: The pipe is partially buried and is often subject to being submerged so the application does not lend itself well to an ultrasonic flow meter. The customer does not require particularly high accuracy and does not want to spend a lot of money on installation.
The Solution: We recommended a GF Signet 2552 insertion mag meter and the customer was able to verify that the flow reading was acceptable based on a dye test performed by a local calibration company.


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