jmhannon@.................... wrote: > I sure wish there were an easy way to make the spiral flexures used in > geophones. I don't know about the material, but there are free/cheap plans to build a cutting CO2 laser available. I have a copy myself. I wanted to try cutting materials (laser engraving) when I had the time and money. With computer control it would be easy to cut almost any shape in thin materials. ted@.......... wrote: > floor of a closet. This leads me to believe that PSN members should serve a > consulting role, assessing the situation before inviting a teacher or school to > commit time or funds. If I only knew what I was doing myself. ;) I was trying to talk the local community college geology teacher into getting an instrument. She said that money was the primary concern and making something was almost out of the question. The Guralp PEPP instrument was the most attractive to her. Hey, the biology students have microscopes, why not give the geology students a seismometer? :) ,Greg _____________________________________________________________________ Public Seismic Network Mailing List (PSN-L)
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