Here is my shipping address: Bryan S.Goss 73 Cr 119 Corinth MS 38834 Phone 1-662-287-5341 I can send you a money order for shipping cost and your time, gas or whatever. Please let me know what to send you and to what address. Thanks for your time I look forward to this project :> PS I would like to purchase a copy of the manual as well. ----- Original Message ----- From: Karl CunninghamTo: Cc: Sent: Thursday, May 03, 2001 7:00 PM Subject: Picking up KS36000 Seismometers > Hi all -- > > I spoke this morning with Charles Patton and Dr. Hutt. Sorry to be the > bearer of bad tidings. Due to the large number of requests (90 as of this > writing), Dr. Hutt has been forced to limit the number of seismometers to > seven for the entire PSN. Here is the list of PSNers requesting > seismometers, along with the number requested and where they stand in Dr. > Hutt's overall list of requesters. Dr. Hutt called after sending the list > via email and asked that people be allotted only one each, and that they > not be allowed to request one for a friend. Dr. Hutt's email to me is > referenced at the end of this message. If anyone has been left out, I > apologize, but please let me know ASAP. > > Rank Qty Name > 3 2 Raul J. Alvarez > 9 3 Meredith Lamb > 5 2 Bob Lewis includes one for a friend > 18 2 Casper Hossfield > 19 2 Karl Cunningham includes one for a friend > 20 1 Bryan Goss > 21 1 Charles Patton > 24 1 Jack Ivey > 27 1 Tony Potenzo > > To Jack and Tony: Dr. Hutt mentioned that there is the possibility of "no > shows", in which case he will offer any remaining ones toward the end of > June. See his email at the bottom of this message. > > In speaking to Charles this morning, the limited quantity reduces the need > to only one vehicle, and we decided that I would make the drive instead of > him. As it stands, I will be driving to Albuquerque on Sunday and will > pick them up from the USGS warehouse Monday morning. It is my > understanding that Raul, Meredith, and Bob are making arrangements to pick > up their own. My plan is to pick up four seismometers, for Casper, myself, > Bryan, and Charles, and bring them back to Southern California. Charles > and I will pack and ship Casper and Bryan's units to them. I hope this is > ok with Casper and Bryan, for whom I plan to get a seismometer. If anyone > has a different rendition of the situation, please let me know. > > When picked up, Dr. Hutt needs assurance that these seismometers will not > be resold, and will have each person sign a statement to that effect. I > will request that of Casper and Bryan also, when we ship their units out. > > I will work with Dr. Hutt to get the 500-page technical manual and make > copies available at cost for anyone who wants one. > > For those who didn't get what they wanted, I'm sure there is disappointment > and hope there is not hard feelings. My sincere thanks to everyone who > worked on this, contributing to efforts to pick them up, dismantle them, > pack them, ship them, and much more. I also appreciate Dr. Hutt's efforts > to fairly distribute these instruments to those who can use them. > > Karl > > > The email from Dr. Hutt follows: > > >>Karl, > >>Actually, Tony Potenzo did contact me - I just hadn't read all my email > >>when you called. (His email came from a Donna Whitaker.) He is now number > >>27 on the overall list of 29 requestors. There have been a number of > >>Universities and others that have requested up to 15 instruments each. > >>None of these groups is getting more than 5, at least for now. But the > >>number of requests is for around 90 instruments. > >> > >>Anyway, I have labelled your list of PSNers in the order I heard from > >>them, including the one from Tony. The number is their ranking on my > >>overall list of everybody. > >> > >>The list below adds up to requests for a total of 12 seismometers. At > >>this point I am only willing to let the PSN group have 5. Maybe more > >>later depending on how many of the requesters higher on the list actually > >>show up. I am going to give them a deadline of 30 June 2001. After that, > >>it will truly be first come, first served - whoever shows up! > >> > >>We weighed one of the seismometers. It actually weighs 170 lb., not 150 > >>as I had originally estimated. They are 92 inches long. The ones without > >>the top connector neck on them are only 87 inches long. (There are 13 > >>like that.) I don't think you would want to put more than 5 of them in > >>your station wagon due to the weight. > >> > >>Please confirm whether or not you would be picking up the one for Casper > >>Hossfield. So far he has told me that he is making arrangements with > >>Mailboxes Etc and UPS for packing and pickup. > >>Regards, > >>Bob Hutt > >> > >> 3. Raul J. Alvarez > >>9. meredith lamb > >>19. Karl Cunningham (requested one for a friend too) > >>5. Bob Lewis (requested one for a friend too) > >>18. Casper Hossfield > >>24. Jack Ivey > >>20. Bryan Goss > >>21. Charles Patton > >>**Angel Rodriguez - Angel withdrew his (her?) request after seeing the > >>amount of effort involved with installing one of these, but it originally > >>came in just before Raul's request. > >>27. Tony Potenzo > > __________________________________________________________ > > Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L) > > To leave this list email PSN-L-REQUEST@.............. with > the body of the message (first line only): unsubscribe > See http://www.seismicnet.com/maillist.html for more information. > __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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