PPMagnetometer

[Charles]

You make no sense Sam. What the hell do I have to hide? I sell nothing. I have nothing to gain from what I say. You appeared on the forums and approached me. I merely told you what I experienced and what I felt about it. You acted cordial to me and then after 2 emails traded you bashed me on the forums. Then I decided not to talk to you until I made this mistake today. I have nothing to hide, I have nothing to gain, I just don't want to be bashed on the forums for trying to be honest. I left TTHN LRL forums and have only frequented the technical forums where I have learned a lot and have enjoyed making friends with a few of the people on here with whom I have traded many emails.

BTW, if you will reread the original post, I said that I hadn't done any research on them when I bought it. It was so ridiculously priced I took a chance on it. When I bought my first TV, I bought it for its features and did no research about how it worked. I just assumed it would work as claimed. I did the same when I got into THing. Then I quickly learned this business is different from most others with many scam artists. Quite frankly, I was very surprised to learn this and still wonder how they are allowed to stay in business.

Finally, there have been many times when I typed in a long message to post and as it came time to hit the post button, I gathered my senses and decided not to post it. The reason is I don't think its worth the chance of people like you bashing...yes bashing... me on the forums. It just aint worth it. I just had a mental lapse yesterday and will go back to technical postings only again.

This is all I have to say on the subject and will no longer converse with you...it just aint worth it.
Charles

PS-go ahead and post as its a well known fact with you that you have to have the last word.

[Jim Koehler]

PPMagnetometer

I've had a few inquiries about the small, HEXFET-switched PPM pictured in my most recent version of the document I wrote. I have recently revised it (for the last time, I hope) and will make available to those who request it from me a complete set of schematics and pc-board layouts in .pdf format. The board is approximately 5x8 cm and uses surface-mount components. The processor is an Atmel ATMega32 which has 32K bytes of program space and 2K bytes of RAM so it can support some fairly complex measurement algorithms.

[Pavel]

Re: PPMagnetometer

Jim,
Actually I've already designed the pcb for previously published relay gradiometer NOT HAVING processor yet...HEXFET version is still preferable.
1.Is it stand-alone design or gradiometer;
2.Does the programmed procesors available;
I highly interested to get all that.
Mail me quote.
BRGDS,

[ch]

Re: PPMagnetometer

Sir
I will be thankful to you if you mail me your complete document.
Thanks