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--My mag. is to be used on land.
If it is of any interest, I have a copy of the plans for a differential
magnetometer from a 1960 vintage "Skin Diver" magazine. AS the saying goes
'been there and did that -until I was washed into a barnicle covered rock off
Plaos Verdes, Calif.A quick way to loose weight!
It is a kinda sorta modernized version of the original English project.It
was ment for above salt water use and has a couple hints on how to keep the
thing running once it has been dampend with salt water ( Lots of WD-40!). It
was copy righted, I guess it would be OK to scan it if you are interested.
I built the stand-alone mag. to get an idea of what it will take to successfuly
get the gradiometer going.
GwBower
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 09:44:57 Charles Williamson wrote:
>The Proton Mag Forum
>
>George, will your mag be for land or water use ? Thanks for the virus
>warning.
>Charles, Oak Island, NC
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: george bower
>To: The Proton Mag Forum
>Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 10:24 AM
>Subject: Re: Virus alert
>
>
>> The Proton Mag Forum
>>
>> this virus has been spreading through my companies E-mail system for the
>last month inspite of a intensive camplain to stop it. The latest McAfee
>update will catch and remove it.
>> For what it's worth, I have built the "stand alone magnetometer" as
>designed by J Koehler and am working on a much simplifed toroid winder
>"inspired" by my companies winder.If I can get it to work,I'll put it on the
>forum.
>> GwBower
>> --
>>
>> On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 08:57:12 Cris Martin (QRA) wrote:
>> >The Proton Mag Forum
>> >
>> >I have today received an e-mail virus with the subject " Fw: Life stages
>text", and an attachment Life stages.txt.shs. I am warning you as you are
>in my address book, and although I have completely destroyed the offending
>e-mail and there should be no risk to you, it is as well to be warned. If
>you receive this mail, delete it and remove it from your "deleted items"
>folder. If you don't use MS Outlook or Outlook Express you should not be
>affected.
>> >
>> >Cris.
>> >
>> >
>> >_________________________________________________ _____________________
If it is of any interest, I have a copy of the plans for a differential
magnetometer from a 1960 vintage "Skin Diver" magazine. AS the saying goes
'been there and did that -until I was washed into a barnicle covered rock off
Plaos Verdes, Calif.A quick way to loose weight!
It is a kinda sorta modernized version of the original English project.It
was ment for above salt water use and has a couple hints on how to keep the
thing running once it has been dampend with salt water ( Lots of WD-40!). It
was copy righted, I guess it would be OK to scan it if you are interested.
I built the stand-alone mag. to get an idea of what it will take to successfuly
get the gradiometer going.
GwBower
On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 09:44:57 Charles Williamson wrote:
>The Proton Mag Forum
>
>George, will your mag be for land or water use ? Thanks for the virus
>warning.
>Charles, Oak Island, NC
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: george bower
>To: The Proton Mag Forum
>Sent: Tuesday, September 26, 2000 10:24 AM
>Subject: Re: Virus alert
>
>
>> The Proton Mag Forum
>>
>> this virus has been spreading through my companies E-mail system for the
>last month inspite of a intensive camplain to stop it. The latest McAfee
>update will catch and remove it.
>> For what it's worth, I have built the "stand alone magnetometer" as
>designed by J Koehler and am working on a much simplifed toroid winder
>"inspired" by my companies winder.If I can get it to work,I'll put it on the
>forum.
>> GwBower
>> --
>>
>> On Tue, 26 Sep 2000 08:57:12 Cris Martin (QRA) wrote:
>> >The Proton Mag Forum
>> >
>> >I have today received an e-mail virus with the subject " Fw: Life stages
>text", and an attachment Life stages.txt.shs. I am warning you as you are
>in my address book, and although I have completely destroyed the offending
>e-mail and there should be no risk to you, it is as well to be warned. If
>you receive this mail, delete it and remove it from your "deleted items"
>folder. If you don't use MS Outlook or Outlook Express you should not be
>affected.
>> >
>> >Cris.
>> >
>> >
>> >_________________________________________________ _____________________