Can anyone share valuable resources on the web with reference to this topic?

Or are there developers in this area around who would like to discuss?

Gordon,

I just did a search for this on the iternet and found several resources that look quite good. have you tried this?

Bryan Weir
http://www.pemms.co.uk

I've used the CSI 4100 series wireless vibration equipment and was satisfied with it. I used it to monitor bearings on an overhead crane bridge.

As far as other signals are involved (such as process signals or displacement probes etc.) I am interested in wireless equipment from this company http://www.oceanasensor.com/ I haven't had a chance to buy it and try it out. As described to me it should be very flexible and be able to accomodate just about any type of signal you might need to send wirelessly.

Hugh Hackett

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Hugh,
Could you send me the details of this outfit? I would like to contact them.
I hope that they are not the distributers as I would like an unbaised comment on this technoligy

Sorry Hadrian,

I only know of them, I don't know any details about the company. A friend happened to show me the equipment and told me about it's capabilities. I was intrigued by the possibility of using it to link dynamic signals to data aqusition equipment such as Bently Nevada ADRE.

Bently Nevada also makes wireless equipment...but I know even less about that stuff

Good Luck

Hugh Hackett

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Maryland,
I would like more information. How are you using it? Type of equipment, results and how long have you used it?

Dear Gordon
We development and manufacture electronics devices for vibrations measurement and analisis.
May be we can help you.Please, vivis our website www.semapi.com or www.suscorp.com
Thank you.

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