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Not bad for $44 - lots of project to make with this - "We have found many different uses for this little kit! Applications ranging from the traditional ECG/EKG monitor to the 'Newly-Wed' Love Synchronizer! One of the main reasons we designed the ECG1 was to answer a long running debate here at the shop. We wired up the 'Boss' and finally confirmed he does not have a heart! Use the ECG1 to astound your physician with your knowledge of ECG/EKG systems. Enjoy learning about the inner workings of the heart while at the same time covering the stage-by-stage electronic circuit theory used in the kit to monitor it." Link.
DIY ECG Electrocardiograph kit
Not bad for $44 - lots of project to make with this - "We have found many different uses for this little kit! Applications ranging from the traditional ECG/EKG monitor to the 'Newly-Wed' Love Synchronizer! One of the main reasons we designed the ECG1 was to answer a long running debate here at the shop. We wired up the 'Boss' and finally confirmed he does not have a heart! Use the ECG1 to astound your physician with your knowledge of ECG/EKG systems. Enjoy learning about the inner workings of the heart while at the same time covering the stage-by-stage electronic circuit theory used in the kit to monitor it." Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jan 16, 2006 07:35 AM
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