Hi John and Others,  We all heard about the 6.7 SAMOA ISLANDS REGION at =
28 Sep 2006 06:22:11.  After checking my station first thing this =
morning, "Like a kid on Christmas morning" I saw a signal, or what I =
hoped was a signal.   I checked the internet and found this 6.7, was in =
the same time area.   I was able to expand my trace and look for the P =
and S......I use local Helicorder and PSN's from the net so I could look =
for similar parts of the event, not really knowing where to start.  My =
station is primitive but I am improving it everyday.  Working on a new =
Amp and Filter.   If someone has some free time to correspond with me on =
this issue, please email me and I can send screenshots of what I did and =
where I think the P and S are.   I am a bit confused because the P look =
like the same time it should have arrived, in Boise,  but what I think =
is the S is too early. Where the S should be, I don't see it.   I don't =
wish to bother the group, but if someone would like to help me, I would =
be grateful.  Anyhow I think I recorded my first Earthquake.
My wife was not nearly as impressed, as I was.
Thanks, Ted
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: John or Jan Lahr=20
  To: psn-l@.................
  Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2006 10:56 PM
  Subject: Re: Seismograph for school


  Ted,

  Larry Cochrane has given me permission to post his seismic =
amplifier/circuit, which is a well designed and proven to work well.
  http://jclahr.com/science/psn/cochrane/
  The easiest route is to purchase one from Larry:  =
http://psn.quake.net/eqamp.html

  A simpler design is posted here:
  http://jclahr.com/science/psn/amp_filt/

  John

  At 06:20 PM 9/26/2006, you wrote:

    Hi Stephen,  Thanks for this recommended site...I could not enlarge =
the PSN Preamp and PSN filter Amp by Pete Rowe, to see the values on the =
drawings.  I searched the net but could not find any other site for =
them.  Do you know where I might be abe to find these, large enough to =







Hi John and Others,  We all heard =
about the=20
6.7 SAMOA ISLANDS REGION at 28 Sep 2006 06:22:11.  After checking =
my=20
station first thing this morning, "Like a kid on Christmas morning" I =
saw a=20
signal, or what I hoped was a signal.   I checked the internet =
and=20
found this 6.7, was in the same time area.   I was able to =
expand my=20
trace and look for the P and S......I use local Helicorder and PSN's =
from the=20
net so I could look for similar parts of the event, not really knowing =
where to=20
start.  My station is primitive but I am improving it =
everyday. =20
Working on a new Amp and Filter.   If someone has some free =
time to=20
correspond with me on this issue, please email me and I can send =
screenshots of=20
what I did and where I think the P and S are.   I am a bit =
confused=20
because the P look like the same time it should have arrived, in Boise,=20
 but what I think is the S is too early. Where the S should =
be, I=20
don't see it.   I don't wish to bother the group, but if =
someone would=20
like to help me, I would be grateful.  Anyhow I think I recorded my =
first=20
Earthquake.
My wife was not nearly as impressed, as =
I=20
was.
Thanks, Ted

  
----- Original Message ----- 
  From:=20
  John or =
Jan Lahr=20
  
  
To: psn-l@.............. 
  
Sent: Tuesday, September 26, =
2006 10:56=20
  PM
  
Subject: Re: Seismograph for =
school
  

Ted,

Larry Cochrane has given me permission to =
post his=20
  seismic amplifier/circuit, which is a well designed and proven to work =

  well.
http://jclahr.com/science/psn/cochrane/
The =
easiest=20
  route is to purchase one from Larry:  http://psn.quake.net/eqamp.html

A =
simpler design=20
  is posted here:
http://jclahr.com/science/psn/amp_filt/

Joh=
n

At=20
  06:20 PM 9/26/2006, you wrote:

  
Hi =
Stephen, =20
    Thanks for this recommended site...I could not enlarge the PSN =
Preamp and=20
    PSN filter Amp by Pete Rowe, to see the values on the =
drawings.  I=20
    searched the net but could not find any other site for them.  =
Do you=20
    know where I might be abe to find these, large enough to =
print? =20
    Thanks, Ted