I sure hope all this doesn't go to Chris's head.  Is it his birthday or =
something?  Anyhow, over the last three years, Chris has helped me =
numerous times.
He was one,  of only a few,  who had ever heard of folded pendulum, and =
he walked me through a very difficult project.   My Lehman and all of my =
sensors were developed in whole or in part, with Chris's help, and the =
help of the PSN folks.
Thanks,
Ted
  ----- Original Message -----=20
  From: THOMAS DICK=20
  To: psn-l@.................
  Sent: Tuesday, September 01, 2009 4:11 PM
  Subject: Re: CHRIS CHAPMAN


  I too want to add an "AMENT" to your comments. I have benefited =
immensely from is help,,,thanks Chris!!!
  ----- Original Message -----
  From: Kay Wyatt 
  Date: Tuesday, September 1, 2009 11:37
  Subject: Re: CHRIS CHAPMAN
  To: psn-l@..............

  > Al,
  >=20
  > There is no way that I can describe how much Chris has helped=20
  > me. My work would have been miserably harder without his patient=20
  > assistance.  I have often wondered how one brain can hold=20
  > so much information on so many topics.  I have never asked=20
  > Chris a question that he was unable to answer.
  >=20
  > I encourage everybody to consider him as a mentor in our PSN=20
  > world.  Thanks Chris!
  >=20
  > Kay Wyatt
  >=20
  >   ----- Original Message -----=20
  >   From: AHrubetz@..........
  >   To: psn-l@.................
  >   Sent: Monday, August 31, 2009 12:01 PM
  >   Subject: CHRIS CHAPMAN
  >=20
  >=20
  >   I want to publicly acknowledge my appreciation to Chris=20
  > Chapman for the help he gave me in solving my helicorder=20
  > problem.  Last week, I asked for assistance in getting my=20
  > Geotech RV-301B helicorder to work with a split signal from the=20
  > sensor so I could record analog and digital=20
  > simultaneously.  I thought I had an impedance mismatch=20
  > problem, but Chris proved otherwise, and spent a good deal of=20
  > time tirelessly guiding me through a series of tests until=20
  > everything was working smoothly.  Chris is the geophysical=20
  > Good Samaritan who ministers to anyone in need of assistance!
  >   Thank you, Chris!
  >=20
  >   Al Hrubetz
  >=20
  >=20
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I sure hope all this doesn't go to =
Chris's=20
head.  Is it his birthday or something?  Anyhow, over the last =
three=20
years, Chris has helped me numerous times.
He was one,  of only a few, =
 who had ever=20
heard of folded pendulum, and he walked me through a very difficult=20
project.   My Lehman and all of my sensors were developed in =
whole or=20
in part, with Chris's help, and the help of the PSN folks.
Thanks,
Ted

  
----- Original Message ----- 
  From:=20
  THOMAS DICK 
  
To: psn-l@.............. 
  
Sent: Tuesday, September 01, =
2009 4:11=20
  PM
  
Subject: Re: CHRIS =
CHAPMAN
  

I too want to add an "AMENT" to your comments. I have =
benefited=20
  immensely from is help,,,thanks Chris!!!
----- Original Message=20
  -----
From: Kay Wyatt <kwyatt@.............>
Date=
:=20
  Tuesday, September 1, 2009 11:37
Subject: Re: CHRIS CHAPMAN
To: =
psn-l@..............

>=
=20
  Al,
> 
> There is no way that I can describe how much =
Chris has=20
  helped 
> me. My work would have been miserably harder without =
his=20
  patient 
> assistance.  I have often wondered how one brain =
can=20
  hold 
> so much information on so many topics.  I have =
never asked=20
  
> Chris a question that he was unable to answer.
> =

> I=20
  encourage everybody to consider him as a mentor in our PSN 
>=20
  world.  Thanks Chris!
> 
> Kay Wyatt
> 
> =
 =20
  ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: AHrubetz@....... =

>=20
    To: psn-l@.............. 
>   Sent: Monday, August =
31, 2009=20
  12:01 PM
>   Subject: CHRIS CHAPMAN
> 
> =

>=20
    I want to publicly acknowledge my appreciation to Chris =

>=20
  Chapman for the help he gave me in solving my helicorder 
>=20
  problem.  Last week, I asked for assistance in getting my =

>=20
  Geotech RV-301B helicorder to work with a split signal from the =

>=20
  sensor so I could record analog and digital 
> =
simultaneously.  I=20
  thought I had an impedance mismatch 
> problem, but Chris proved =

  otherwise, and spent a good deal of 
> time tirelessly guiding =
me=20
  through a series of tests until 
> everything was working=20
  smoothly.  Chris is the geophysical 
> Good Samaritan who =
ministers=20
  to anyone in need of assistance!
>   Thank you, =
Chris!
>=20
  
>   Al Hrubetz
> 
> 
>=20
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