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Howdy, Folks... I just joined today and I have a question... Namely, how do I determine the proton precession frequency for my area? I checked the NOAA...
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Oct 2, 2004
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... Bear, What you're looking for is the gyromagnetic ratio for protons which is 4.258kHz/G(auss). Now if I could only figure out what the units of your Total...
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Joseph, Thanks for the reply. The total intensity at my location is 35,209.35 nanoTeslas. Sorry not to have included the units. 73, 'Bear' NH7SR ... is...
Michael Hebert
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... Bear, Okey-dokey. Since we're talking about a low permeability world, that is, mu = 1, there are 10^4G per T(esla) and with 4.258KHz/T you should be seeing...
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Joseph, Ah, so... at least now I know where to look! Thank you very much! 73, 'Bear' NH7SR ... 35,209.35 ... that is, mu = 1, there are 10^4G per T(esla) and...
Michael Hebert
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With the current seismic activity going on re Mt. St. Helens... Have any of you noticed anything out of the ordinary showing up on your magnetometers? 73, ...
Michael Hebert
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I have noticed something but not in the magnetometer area of things. However what I did get I think may just be a fuke reading trend but funny how at the time ...
Island Roamer
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Not in the magnetometer area of things? What were you taking the readings with?...
Michael Hebert
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It's a gieger counter with a large detector tube so I see all the back ground stuff coming in from space and so on. Just before it flipped it's lid my normal ...
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Nevertheless it does make for an interesting coincidence... assuming that it is coincidental. I'm planning to run both a ULF receiver and a magnetometer into...
Michael Hebert
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Oct 4, 2004
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I found it interesting to that the one time something big happens that at the same time and the timing of event seem to match up. If it is just a billion to...
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... Nevertheless it does make for an interesting coincidence... assuming that it is coincidental. I'm planning to run both a ULF receiver and a magnetometer...
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... Nevertheless it does make for an interesting coincidence... assuming that it is coincidental. I'm planning to run both a ULF receiver and a magnetometer...
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Lloyd, What might work is to load that disk in as a "raw" file in Cool Edit. It's an audio editor but in "raw" mode it can read just about anything as if it...
Michael Hebert
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Lloyd, That old VLF radio was probably configured to use a whip antenna about 20' long for the higher ranges and a long-wire up to 200' long or so for the...
Michael Hebert
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This radio was over 100 pounds I remember that very clearly! It was built to work with a transmitter of about 5 Kw as I found out later, and some of the heavy ...
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At 1.5 KHz you could use an audio FFT to watch it when tuning up etc. A good one (generally useful and free) at : http://www1.ocn.ne.jp/~tuner/tuner_e.html ...
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Jack, Looks like a nice program. I have a variety of programs that I can use for the same purpose with resolution down to 0.01 Hz. For finding a periodic...
Michael Hebert
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Thanks "Bear" I particularly like T3. Boy, that would have been useful 35+ years ago when I was using DSB to measure the Q of acoustic cavities. (put one...
Jack Bradshaw
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Is the HMC1022 with the circuit shown on this site is sensitive enough for mesurement of magnetic storm? Pat...
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Oct 22, 2004
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Hello and thanx for accepting me to this group so quickly! A little background on me, im currently in college in my last year of electronics, and for our final...
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Shiram, Please have a look at the sensors at http://www.fatquarterssoftware.com Erich ... From: "Shiram18" <shiram18@...> To:...
Erich Kern
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As far as using a HMC102x series part, it needs a lot of Set/Reset current as compared to the HMC105x parts. How accurate of magnetic heading are you trying to...
John James
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Oct 27, 2004
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We are looking for a precision to the degree, on a 360 degree scale obviously. It would only need to be on 2 axis, provided that that it can give us that 360...
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Dear Friends, next weekend (on October 29th & 30th) there will be to Trento (Italy) the 2th Italian Amateur Radio Astronomy Meeting. This event is hosted by...
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The only difference between the HMC105x and the HMC102x is the Set rest current is higher in the 102x series and the 102x series is a little more senstive, 8.5...
John James
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John James: I would be pleased to receive an electronic copy of your Excel worksheets relative to Honeywell HMC1002. I am using a couple of HMC1001, where I...
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i'm a university and handling a project of magnetometer. i hope to built a full feature magnetometer which measures magnetic field and directly shows the...
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... For data storage look at Secure Digital or MMC memory flash cards. They use an SPI interface which is much easier to use than Compact Flash and other...
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Hi Robert! ... WHOOAAA!! That is pretty cool stuff!! Thank you Robert!! :-) I did a quick google and found this: ...
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