This item is of course one of those blast monitoring instruments recently discussed here. This particular one is an older version which records the data on a cassette tape, designed prior to the availablility of low-cost digital components. I would guess that the system can play back analog recordings and probably has an indicator of "peak-particle velocity". The Bureau of Mines has published a document that says vibrations less than 2 inches/second (5 cm/sec) do not damage structures. Except for someone who wants to check up on their local quarry blasting, its principal value would be in the 3-component geophone (probably 4.5 Hz) and the shipping case. > Bryan&Regina Goss wrote: > > > > Dallas Instruments ST-4 Seismograph > > Item # 1450505908 I saw this on ebay used for mining............. -- Doug Crice http://www.georadar.com 19623 Via Escuela Drive phone 408-867-3792 Saratoga, California 95070 USA fax 408-867-4900 __________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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