Hello Ian,

I too am 1000's of miles away and found the though of getting a 6 ft
150 lb cylinder in my suitcase a bit hard.   If these units can be
separated, I certainly would like to help out in any way I can and lay
"dibs" on a set.

Angel

Sunday, April 29, 2001, 2:27:36 PM, you wrote:

i> being some 3000+ miles from the action, my contemplating one of these is
i> probably impractical :-(

i> However, I'm wondering if some of these units can be broken up into 3
i> independant seismometers which can then be shipped by more conventional means
i> (once they have reached the hanger).

i> Sorry if this is a dumb question, despite looking at the
i> http://www.geoinstr.com/ks54000i.htm web page, I still don't know what type of
i> basic seismometer these are or what support electronics are required.

i> Ian Smith


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Best regards,

Angel

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