To: thedilg
Another approach is to use an overpressure switch.
Now I am not a demo guy by no means so I hope you will entertain a few questions. I could see where mercury in a glass bulb, much like a home heating and cooling thermostat, could be used to go off if the vibration is strong enough. Could you please elaborate on an overpressure switch? Is it triggered by a change in pressure kind of like a nuke warhead that senses what kPA it is in and when to detonate?
166 posted on
04/19/2002 5:16:54 AM PDT by
wasp69
To: wasp69
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