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(Skip Step 6 if you are using an HCGSN without sponge inserts. You perform
this step later, after filling the pedestal with electrolyte formulation, which is
described on page 74.)
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Visually verify that each sensor sponge is sitting on the scalp, not on hair. In
some cases, such as for subjects with unusually thick hair, a pipette or eye
dropper can help displace hair from under the sponge. If a sponge is unusually
dry, rewet it with a pipette of electrolyte.
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Follow a consistent order while working on sensor placement.
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Properly positioned sensors (Figure 6-20) should stand perpendicular to the
scalp.
Figure 6-19. Move each sensor side to side or in a circle to establish scalp contact
Figure 6-20. A properly applied Net