>From: ja@decws3.coe.wvu.edu (John Anderson)

>I've got to share em with someone (you unfortunately for you all)
>thanks to the help I have now added "maker of precision displacement
transducers" to my >abilities, in fact if anyone ever needs a bargain
basement $20 displacement
>transducer, (reuseable extensometer type, rivaling $200-$2000 commercial
models), hopefully >fatigue rated, (crossing my fingers), with a precision
of somewhere between .00001" and .0001" >give me a call, in fact give me a
job and I'll make em for you.  Anyway thanks again everyone, >this might
finally put me near the end of a too long MSME.
>
>John
>ja@coe.wvu.edu
>'71 Westy Virginia, '90 Corrado G60
>
OK, I give up, what is a 'precision displacement transducer'??

Eug,
'71