Geller Labs site finally gone, contents capture

[Gyro]

It looks as if Joe Geller's lab site has finally been taken down, not surprising as it had been lingering (minus some files and images) for a least a couple of years longer than he indicated.

I thought it might be a good idea to start a thread to try to capture as much archived stuff from the site as possible. Contributions welcome.

I have a reasonable amount of stuff relating to the SVR / SVR-T and a few other bits but I never downloaded his LM399+AD587 reference (I only have the patent file), Micro-gust anemometer, Resistor Noise measurement, Magnetometer (?), Investigation into small value AC measurements on HP DMMs etc.

I've attached what I have anyway (all ZIPs, include HTML files(Firefox) and jpgs:

- SVR SVR-T Winding Down  -  Construction information, including temperature compensation text from Lars, and thought about winding down the lab.

- SVR Temperature Coefficient Setup - The test rig he used for characterising SVRs and SVR-Ts, including pictures.

- 10 1 Reference Divider 752 Junior -  His experimental Hamon divider. Missing bottom view and XLS file.

- 6 1_2 Digit DMM Temperature Coefficients - His 61/2 digit temperature coefficient measurement page (missing all attachments).

- Misc PDFs (self explanatory)

As always, use your own cautions when opening files!

Other contributions welcome.

[edpalmer42]

The Internet Archive seems to have all the content.  Is it worthwhile to duplicate that here?   

https://web.archive.org/web/20130607180940/http://gellerlabs.com/

Ed

[Gyro]

Ah, good thought, Thank you. It hadn't even occurred to me that it might still be available there! 


EDIT: Although it seems to be missing some of the same JPGs as I am.

[edpalmer42]

I always check the Internet Archive when I come across a broken web page or a link to a shutdown site ........ unless I forget .....    

Ed