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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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A Classic,
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This review is from: Procedures in Experimental Physics (Paperback)
Do you like scientific notebooks? I do. My first one was a book that I bought from Radio Shack called "The Engineers Notebook". It was packed with tables, schematics, drawings and explaniatory text. There was just enough information there to make something happen, and start you on your way towards understanding the science involved. Gosh, I love Scientific Notebooks.
This is a classic notebook, by a scientist who was tutored in the basics of draftings. Thus it is well written, and beautifully illustrated. It is wonderful. It is the kind of book that you could pick up and open a page, and dream about making your own X-Ray machine...or maybe a portable backyard radio telescope. Buy this one for your children. If you have a son who is pre-teen to teenage, let him imagine and explore the world around him. Let him take this book and dream the dreams of great men.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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An exceptional learning experience for scientists and engineers,
By Ron "Ron" (Southern California, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Procedures in Experimental Physics (Paperback)
I design satellites. When a fresh college graduate starts working with me, I always loan him my copy of this book with instructions to pay special attention to kinematic mounts and spectroscopy. Much of the book is just fun because it's so, so, dated. More than half of the book is useful today because it clearly explains how things work. This is a classic practical engineering book.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Un livre que tous les Astram devraient lire !,
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This review is from: Procedures in Experimental Physics (Paperback)
Disons le: ce livre est la principale source d'inspiration qui a conduit J.Texereau à écrire son livre "la construction du télescope d'amateur" si on y ajoute celui du révérend Ellison. Il y a d'autres sujets, comme le soufflage de verre et les techniques du vide, l'aluminiure. Accessoirement rappelons que c'est J.Strong qui a proposé aux US les techniques de traitement AR, c'est dire le calibre du gus ! Mais il y a plein de sujets intéressant, entre autre un outil particulier pour faire des lames de Schmidt avec miroir très ouvert... Pas cher et il vaut vraiment le coût et le coup.
Charles Rydel
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