I've been getting wobbly traces from my geophone since I put it outside in the ground. The period is about 40 secs, see http://macsmith.net/quakes . The first geophone I put outside was "sealed" in a plastic length of pipe. I didn't fill the pipe with anything. The pipe actually has 2 geophones in it, and they both generate wobbly lines. I put another one out, this time covered by a plastic box. It was fine for a few days, but it too is now wobbly - and is the one generating the current graphs. I'm using a 4.5 Hz geophone from last year's group buy. All the connections are sealed with self amalgamating tape. Obviously the effect is caused by moisture, but I'm wondering where it is getting in. The group buy geophones seem to be sealed in rubber. Any suggestions? __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
Larry Cochrane <cochrane@..............>