From: Robert Schrader (rms@cts.com)
Date: Mon Apr 07 1997 - 16:38:00 MDT
> Crosby_M wrote:
> > I was recently browsing the online catalog of Tools For Exploration at
> > http://www.tools4explore.com/default.htm
Thanks, Mark. But, they are expensive!
On Mon, 7 Apr 1997, Gregory Houston wrote:
> I just ordered a Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) meter from Tools For...
Radio Shack carries one ( Micronta, part # 63-664 ). Cost me 13.95
a couple of years ago.
> Personally, I'm more interested in bio-feedback.
I'm trying to build a brain wave monitor (eeg) on my PC. I've got
most of the circuitry and the software worked out, but I could use
advice on electrodes.
Most medical supply houses simply cannot cope with a designer who
doesn't know all the jargon and part numbers - they seem incapable
of telling me what their products /do/. Any advice? Does anyone
on this list work in a hospital?
And when I get one built, does anyone on this list want one? I will
happily sell them at cost - I'm not trying to make a profit - of about
$75 to $125. ( Current machines like this sell for $1000+ ) System
requrements would probably be a 486-100 or pentium.
Also, is anyone on this list real good at digital electronics in
case I do have complicated questions?
Robert Schrader rms@cts.com
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