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FlexiRyan
Member Since: January 28, 2011
Country: United States
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Good news, it's not crabs. Bad news, you have a severe infestation of bass AND lobsters.
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The sensors are vented so you wouldn't be able to measure air pressure in this manner. You would need to completely cover the sensor with sealant as even the substrate is porous on a microscopic level. In any case, the sensors are intended for tactile forces, not air pressures, so you may not get the results you're looking for.
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Frank, how many times do I have to tell you to stop licking the glass? Another zap for you!
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It's obviously a Prison Rear Entrance Protection Suit. This guy is clearly occupied.
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The sensors are only water-resistant, not waterproof. If you wanted to use these under water, you would need to completely seal the sensor (cover it entirely) with a sealant (one without acetic acid) or protect it with a poly bag.
No public wish lists :(