Spin Doctor type gauss meters?

[John_H]

It looks like milling the enclosure (in low quantities) is very difficult - no one wants to do it

Have you considered 3D printing, or vacuum forming? Either of these you could do yourself.

[MarkusBass]

Yes, it was just a test whether it works . And it works.

[Helmholtz]

Initial test of the meter (Musicman bass):
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Test with neodymium magnet:
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It looks like milling the enclosure (in low quantities) is very difficult - no one wants to do it . I still need to design the front sticker for the meter.

Please note that the readings of the flux density at the poles are changed (increased) by the presence of the strings.

[MarkusBass]

Initial test of the meter (Musicman bass):

Test with neodymium magnet:

It looks like milling the enclosure (in low quantities) is very difficult - no one wants to do it . I still need to design the front sticker for the meter.

[MarkusBass]

I work on a similar project. Should be ready soon (at the moment the OLED display is missing). The software is already written (but not tested). But sending it from Europe to the US may be quite expensive.

Mark

[jack briggs]

If you cant find one heres what we've been using for the last 25 years https://www.alphalabinc.com/product/gm1-st/

and I've got one of these for sale........

[Lollar Jason]

If you cant find one heres what we've been using for the last 25 years https://www.alphalabinc.com/product/gm1-st/

[glaze]

I am looking for a good used working condition Spin Doctor gauss meter if anyone has one that they are willing to sell. Just message me a price you want for it with shipping in the U.S.