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# New FEMM user

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- Subject: New FEMM user
- From: "eavogels" <eric.vogels@telia.com>
- Date: Sat, 16 Nov 2002 11:34:48 -0000
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    Dear Mr. Meeker.
    My name is Eric Vogels and I will try to learn FEMM. I followed this
    group almost half a year and I must admit that the level where
    everyone is discussing models is too high for me to understand.
    Unfortunately I have not the right education but since many years
    I'm experimenting with magnets. Now I want to learn FEMM in order to
    be able to build my models in the program first, before building in
    real live. Do you think there is a change that I can use FEMM by
    only reading the manual and looking at examples or is fysics
    education neccesary. Please advice me. I only use permanent magnets,
    mounted on wheels. I wonder is examples with permanent magnets are
    available. I'm good in cutting and pasting other peoples work.
    In case you want to see where I work with in my spare time look at:
    <http://fdp.hemsida.net>
    Thanks (and thank you for the nice program).
    Eric Vogels.

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