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Posted on 20/06/06 23:03:57 |
Dave in Perth
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Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
http://www.web-ee.com/Schematics/GaussMeter/GaussMeter.htm I made one of these, extremely easy to follow, and VERY cheap. Prob not even $5 worth of bits.. assuming you have a multi meter already ($10). most important thing when comparing magnets is to place them in exactly the same place each time, I may embed the Hall Effect sensor in plaster or resin which accepts the magnet shape. Enjoy! |
Posted on 24/07/06 10:35:46 |
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richard
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Re: Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
Got a pic of what you've made? _________________  |
Posted on 07/08/06 20:43:02 |
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soccerkiddo3
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Re: Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
Another use for Gauss meters. http://cgi.ebay.com.au/CellSensor-GHOST-EMF-Gauss-Meter-Detector-NEW-FREE-SHIP_W0QQitemZ220014226125QQihZ012QQcategoryZ19270QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem So have you taken yours to a cemetery lately Dave?  |
Posted on 07/08/06 21:28:34 |
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Dave in Perth
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Posted on 24/08/06 12:32:37 |
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Chadly
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Re: Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
can i see yours Dave when i come down to race. I would like to make myself one of these to match mags (not just HO scale either!), so i geuss i wouldn't need a calibrated hall effect device! I admit, with no formal training, i get a bit lost in electronics (rather than electrics).  |
Posted on 24/08/06 14:48:02 |
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richard
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Re: Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
Good call!! I'd love to have a gander too!!  _________________  |
Posted on 24/08/06 20:59:52 |
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Dave in Perth
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Re: Very Simple Gauss (Magnetic Field) Meter
ok.. prepare to be unamazed 
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