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On Sat, 18 Mar 2006 03:49:57 GMT, "derbyrm"
wrote: The lines of force follow the path of least reluctance, so you build a box of iron (or Permalloy if you're rich) and they follow around it instead of straying into the air beyond. (much oversimplified) Thanks Mark E. Williams |
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speakers
All the suggestions that occur off hand are of the nature of "You use this
end of the hammer." (Actually, that would work too.) Roger http://home.insightbb.com/~derbyrm "Jim Conlin" wrote in message ... My problem was that the speakers were moveable, as were the bracket mounted speakers referenced in the first post. If the orientation or location of a permament magnet speaker can be easily changed, What's the navigator to do? "derbyrm" wrote in message news:rQUSf.829891$x96.477169@attbi_s72... Swinging the vehicle to check the compass is a basic navigator duty. For aircraft there's a compass rose on the tarmac, for boats/ships there are hand bearing compasses and pelorus (pelori??), but see http://www.boatsafe.com/nauticalknowhow/bearing.htm Check with all equipment on board and energized and the engine running (if applicable). A deviation card should be mounted on the compass, or close by. Speaker magnets are just one of many sources of deviation. Then again, there are really cheap hiking-type GPS units that will tell you your track (but not your heading). Roger http://home.insightbb.com/~derbyrm "Jim Conlin" wrote in message . .. I missed that day in fre\shman physics, so i remain not informed but concerned. A long time ago, i almost had a very nasty grounding because some speakers which had been brought on board deranged the compass. "Maynard G. Krebbs" wrote in message ... On Fri, 17 Mar 2006 14:44:53 GMT, chuck wrote: Marine-type speakers are generally shielded (as are speakers intended for use near CRTs) so this should not be a problem. The speaker description/packaging should indicate whether it is magnetically shielded. I'd be interested in hearing of any cases where a magnetically shielded speaker has interfered with magnetic compass readings. Chuck Something I always wondered about is, "How do you magnetically shield something." Doesn't Magnetism pretty much go through things. How could you shield a speaker's magnet so it wouldn't affect a compass? Mark E. Williams |
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