Hi all,

I put up on the web a video of a "old" experimental vertical pivot based on
the Georgia Tech classroom
demonstrator of a vertical seismometer.  My index "channel" on youtube is
at:

http://www.youtube.com/pyrolytic

The title of the video is:  "Vertical seismometer experimental pivot".

Perhaps the video can add a certain amount of "spice" and/or
knowledge insight into the normally "dry"
subject of seismometers and/or design, operation etc.  The video is kind of
a "ad-hoc" experiment in
movie making on my part...it was not previously planned out.

There is other different subjects of short clips therein also.

One will need a broadband internet connection to view such as it is some 38
megabytes and almost
9 minutes long.

Take care, Meredith Lamb
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or knowledge=A0insight into the normally "dry"
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kind of a "ad-hoc" experiment in
movie making on my part...it was not=A0previously planned out.
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There is other different subjects of short clips therein also.
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One will need a broadband internet connection to view such as it is so=
me 38 megabytes and almost
9 minutes long.
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Take care, Meredith Lamb
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