Frank, unfortunately Jim and others did not get your message. Right now AOL
is blocking email from my server. I am working with them to correct the
problem. I will be emailing all of the AOL users on this list to let them
know they are not getting email from my server. I will have to use my ISP's
mail server since obviously I can't use mine....

-Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Frank Gentges KØBRA" 
To: 
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 9:12 PM
Subject: Re: PSN - Downloading Event Files


Jim,

I have the manual here and an incomplete unit.

 From the manual.... quote

The MEQ-800 is a self contained, portable, wide range seismic recording
system.  The system is primarily designed for site locations of very low
(micro-earthquake) to moderately high levels of activity.  It can also be
used to monitor and record strong disturbances through use of an optional
external attenuator.

Time referenced amplitude/frequency records are produced on smoked paper
tracings or, optionally, ink on paper.

Time references (real time) are provided on records from a precision
digital chronometer.  An external radio input feature facilitates
synchronization with standard radio time broadcasts.

The solid state design and maximum use of integrated circuits in amplifier
and time keeping circuits result in a highly reliable system.

unquote

The manual is quite detailed and it appears that there are several coming
up on eBay for sale.  I can scan the manual and make it
available.  Sprengnether did not put a copyright notice in the manual so it
can be freely distributed.

Frank

At 11:45 PM 7/15/03 -0400, you wrote:
>DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THE SPRENGNETHER MEQ 800
>PORTABLE SEISMOGRAPH SUCH AS HOOKUP OR BATTERY REQUIREMENTS, A MANUAL OR
>ANY OTHER INFORMATION.
>APPRECIATE THE HELP
>JIM ALLEN

Frank Gentges KØBRA

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