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“Me encontraba en Vega Alta cuando recibí la notificación del sismo de magnitud 4.8 ocurrido en el suroeste, 15 segundos antes de que el temblor se sintiera en mi hogar.”

“Came up on Facebook and I took a chance. Had to pay a duty tax coming in from another country. Again, took a second chance, but in the end it arrived, connection was easy, and boom it works! We need more in the US to give us really good readings.”

“Fantastic! Highly recommended”

“it works flawlessly and set up in a few minutes, just have to print the eclosure and it's interesting to watch how the ground actually microshakes...”

“Easy to install. App is great and really gives great measurements.”

“It should have a charger, I mean really, for that price it should”

“Setup couldn’t have been simpler. The hardest part was deciding where to place it. Both the App and Web interfaces work great.”

“Was so easy to get up and running. Now I am an official station!!! Super coolness!!”

“It was a breeze to set up. The most difficult part was to find a low noise location with adequate wi-fi signal strength. The result was a location with strong wi-fi but less than optimal ambient noise. I'm still considering other locations. One thing that would have been useful to me in deciding to buy this product was a diagram or table showing a max distance from quake source to detector as a function of quake magnitude. I understand there is variability in this, but some statement relating to this would have been useful. (I still would have bought it anyway, but it would have been of value.) Best, Ron”

“Easy to use: plug it in, set it up, and run it! No issues so far! You can easily 3D-print an enclosure for it yourself.”

“I started building one myself a couple of years ago with EMS devices, and I was fighting with the noise. Then added a second and struggled with synchronicity. Seems you nailed it, and the network is great too. Now I'm trying to find a neighbour so that we can build a team of 3.”

“Espero pueda algún día se puedan salvar vidas con la red”

“I bought a GeoShake T1 Maker Edition for a very concrete job: documenting the vibrations from heavy vehicles passing in front of my house, where a cracked road surface makes every bus and truck felt inside. What convinced me is that it is not a black box. The sensor samples fast enough to show real waveforms, and I can download and analyse the raw data myself, match events against bus timetables and my own observations, and tell road traffic apart from activity in the house. With timetables and my own notes, I can usually identify which bus or truck just passed, and over weeks that turned a feeling — "the house shakes when a bus passes" — into measurements I could compare, day after day. For a small, maker-built board from a name I had never heard of, it has done serious, everyday work, and I trust what it records because I can check it.”

“Tamer Saludos me siento muy contento de tener el GeoShake T1 y e visto como mi Isla se A preparado desde que estuve buscando información. Lo único que me preocupa es la integración de los dispositivos como luces , alarmas y otros. No puedo usar a Tuya, Alexa, Google mi dispositivo no me deja la integración a otros”

“I've had my GeoShake T1 about a month. I live in Alaska, a very seismically-active location. I've always been fascinated with earthquakes and having a device that is "listening" to the earth movements at my home is very satisfying. The setup was straightforward. The most difficult part was selecting a location and installing it on the floor. Here are some of the considerations I used when selecting the location: 1. Select a location where I can connect it to a UPS. I have a UPS for my internet router and cable modem, and I was able to use the USB port to power the T1. Now I know that if power goes out, the T1 will have power, along with the router and cable modem. It also happens to be the case that this location is in a quiet spot in my home. This also insures that the Wi-Fi signal will be strong. 2. I installed it so that the device is square to true north. I know that for now, the device orientation is not important, but I thought that if at some future time GeoShake was able to align the device to north, it would be easy to do. Note, this isn't necessary for the T1 to work, and it was easy to do in my house because the house is aligned with north. My T1 was the first in Alaska, and there is another that is now nearby. I would love to see more of them spring up, particularly around me... But they are interesting and fun no matter where. I am looking forward to the addition of a third, and more T1 devices in my area. So far, there have been two seismic events that my device has detected. They were small and I didn't feel them, but the data is unmistakable. You should get one... at least one!”

“Instalación sencilla, solo fue conectar y listo. Es una buena solución para saber cuando está temblando y tiene precio especial para latinoamérica. Lo he recomendado a varios familiares y amigos. Da una capa de tranquilidad adicional, además de tener la maleta de emergencia, al momento de dormir. Ojalá la red siga creciendo!”

“Bir tanesini Oaxaca'daki ailemin evine kurdum. Ağın her hafta büyüdüğünü izlemek insana gerçekten güven veriyor.”