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# Hello

- To: "FEMM" <femm@yahoogroups.com>
- Subject: Hello
- From: "Tony Gallistel" <agallist@lkdllink.lkdllink.net>
- Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2002 20:33:56 -0800
- Organization: A. Gallistel, Llc
- Reply-to: "Tony Gallistel" <agallist@lkdllink.lkdllink.net>

    I am a rank newbie to FEMM I downloaded the program about a week ago. The
    installation went smoothly, the tutorial is wonderful, the manual has a
    great deal of information in it that is a bit beyond my depth and a great
    deal that will be highly useful, once I have digested it.

    I find that as soon as I get beyond the guidance of the tutorial, (even
    doing modifications of lessons) I generate multiple malfunctions based on
    unclosed boundaries, etc.

    Additionally, my professional background is in business, machining and
    manufacturing. Physics and electronics are primarily hobbies for me, and
    although I have learned more than most people about these subjects, I still
    have the disability that most self-educated people have, there are gaping
    holes in my knowledge base where solid fundamentals should be instead.

    I will patiently work through the manual, and in time most of the
    information will become meaningful. In the meantime, if their are
    individuals who can share files, or archives that I can consult, I would
    appreciate any assistance I receive. In fact, if there are any knowledgeable
    and experienced individuals who would be willing to collaborate with me on a
    design for a solenoid based linear motor, or a set of designs for a small
    permanent magnet motor, I would be most happy indeed.

    Thanks,

    Tony Gallistel
    A. Gallistel, Llc

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