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How to Build & Use Low-Cost Hydrophones

Author
Frank Watlington
Publisher
TAB Books
Place
Blue Ridge Summit, Pennsylvania
Type
Manuscript, text or essay
ETC archive
ETC2347

Abstract

How to Build & Use Low-Cost Hydrophones. Contents follow: Listening to the Sea, Transducers, Cable, Hydrophone Preamplifiers, Hydrophone Containers, Hydrophone Deployment, Hydrophones for Towing, Power Amplifiers, Monitoring the Song of the Humpback Whale: An Historical Perspective, Appendices: 1. Bibliography, 2. Sources of Materials, and 3. Abbreviations and Symbols.
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Frank Watlington. How to Build & Use Low-Cost Hydrophones. TAB Books. 1979.

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ETC2347

How to Build & Use Low-Cost Hydrophones. Contents follow: Listening to the Sea, Transducers, Cable, Hydrophone Preamplifiers, Hydrophone Containers, Hydrophone Deployment, Hydrophones for Towing, Power Amplifiers, Monitoring the Song of the Humpback Whale: An Historical Perspective, Appendices: 1. Bibliography, 2. Sources of Materials, and 3. Abbreviations and Symbols.

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