Hello:
I cannot imagine any harming hazard for X-ray machines and CT
scans. They are used when studying ingestion of metallic foreign
bodies.
On the other hand, MRI machines (and HGs with metal pieces)
could get seriously damaged. (That is why neurosurgeons use now Titanium
clips instead of
: [HG] Binding shaft on Reichmann
hurdy-gurdy
Hello:
I cannot imagine any harming hazard for X-ray machines and CT
scans. They are used when studying ingestion of metallic foreign
bodies.
On the other hand, MRI machines (and HGs with metal pieces)
could get seriously damaged. (That is why
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Gesendet: Montag, 11. Juni 2007 05:56
An: hg@hurdygurdy.com
Betreff: Re: [HG] Binding shaft on Reichmann hurdy-gurdy
The traditional method of installing the wheel was to put it permanently.
When all else fails for figuring
Hello,
Am 10.06.2007 um 02:01 schrieb Matthew Szostak:
I sent Mr. Reichmann an email message inquiring about this, but I
haven't
had a reply.
Maybe it is worth writing a letter or considering a phone call. Mr.
Reichmann has got an internet site which is maintained for him, but I
think
Alden,
How do you get X-rays? A number of years back I approached a fellow I
knew who worked at a major medical imaging manufacturer, who told me
in no uncertain terms that if any medical equipment were ever used
for such a purpose, it would invalidate all sorts of agreements and
be
How do you get X-rays?
Try a museum. Some have x-ray equipment or access to it. When I lived in
Pensacola, Florida I worked as a volunteer on some finds dredged up from a ship
that sank in the bay in 1559. Some of the extremely corroded finds were x-rayed
and/or cat scanned by one of the
I have a friend who is a veterinarian, who does x-rays of old stuff for me all
the time, without ever harming the equipment or invalidating and warranty or
such. Of course the clinic owns the x-ray machine, and I usually get the
images after hours. I don't know what it would cost - I always
are
different and, probably, the strength of the rays. (Google industrial X
ray).
A university would be a good place to start.
Colin
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From: Arle Lommel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hg@hurdygurdy.com
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 1:29 PM
Subject: X-Rays. Was Re: [HG] Binding shaft
Thanks everyone,
I figured that a HG couldn't possibly harm an X-ray machine. I don't
know why the fellow told me what he did, especially as he was
generally very helpful and friendly. I found his response strange,
but figured he must know something I didn't
-Arle
..
Marc
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From: Petra Kühmichel, FMR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: hg@hurdygurdy.com
Sent: Monday, June 11, 2007 10:54 AM
Subject: AW: [HG] Binding shaft on Reichmann hurdy-gurdy
Hi Matt,
I often heard about such problems with Reichmann HGs.
But I only know, that Kurt
We get our X-rays sort of under the table (so to speak) from a clinic where a
friend of a friend is the director of radiology. (Convenient, that.) She
didn't seem at all concerned about the insurance implications or whatever.
The techs are always very helpful and interested (pecan brownies
Hi Matt,
Do you know how old the Hurdy Gurdy is?
Could be that it was an early model and the old Trad way was used.
Just a thought!
Billy Horne
The traditional method of installing the wheel was to put it permanently.
When all else fails for figuring out the bearings, you can get an X-ray of it.
;-)
Alden
At 10:49 PM 6/10/2007 +0300, you wrote:
Hi Matt,
Do you know how old the Hurdy Gurdy is?
Could be that it was an early model and
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