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  • Slovenia
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    50 Hz Tuning Precise

    Yes, I believe Mr. "C" and he says it is possible but the hardest part. It took him two weeks or so of sanding for two hours each day with the finest sand paper to accomplish this. Is the length of your can exactly 150 mm?? The length of the can affects the tuning also. Nice to hear from you!!

    Originally posted by boguslaw View Post
    Is it really possible to tune beer can exactly to 50Hz resonance ? The best I've got is 52Hz and it's only tested that way: I'm holding my beer can via the attached SS rod (attached at the center of bottom of can) and strike the edge of can gently by finger. Then I use audacity software to process sound and draw spectrum of frequencies. Here one if peaks is at 52Hz, there are also peaks at lower and higher frequencies like 212 Hz (the biggest peak).

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  • boguslaw
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    Originally posted by Cherryman View Post
    Still lots to test, but this instant bubbling is nice to see:

    Instant bubbles - YouTube
    How you did that ? Details ?

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  • Cherryman
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    WATT Meter

    So I got this power consumption meter, I need some tips how to measure properly.

    I heated 1 liter again, but not sure how to read the power consumption.

    During operating I got this:

    Start temp 16 Celsius
    Start Amp 5.5

    During testing amp draw up to almost 10

    At boiling amp draw around 7 amps

    But why does my KwH stay at zero? (0,0) ?

    Why does these things do not come with a proper manual ?


    Anyone?

    Last edited by Cherryman; 12-29-2011, 10:55 AM.

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  • MonsieurM
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    Originally posted by Slovenia View Post
    Marko Rodin inventor of the Rodin coil talks about it too but he explains it from a completely different point of view and I haven't got a handle on that method yet either. It would really be something if we could use that Rodin coil in conjunction with our sonic boiler would it not??
    A little exercise of imagination for you

    If you join the two vertical ends of the table and roll it into a Donut by joining the two horizontal other ends you get a Rodin Coil:





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  • PhysicsProf
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    I would like to especially thank Prof. Savic from Serbia, for making his "sonic boiler" to be "open source" on this ENERGETIC FORUM, as he says in the post quoted below.

    I consider that this is a wonderful gift to humanity.
    I guess it's the Tesla-Davey-Savic-DaemonBart-Chet-Slovenia... sonic boiler now!

    How generous that Prof Savic provides " special thanks to DAEMONBART, RAMSET and SLOVENIA for successful replication of sonic boiler and for publishing the results of testing for guys on ENERGETIC FORUM" !!

    Thank you, Prof Savic. I am also glad to provide (as you noted) "support and good feedback on this open source project."


    BEST wishes for 2012!!!

    -- Prof. Steven Jones
    [note: Steven spelled with a "v"]


    Originally posted by Slovenia View Post
    Message from Mr. "C"

    And special thanks to DAEMONBART, RAMSET and SLOVENIA for successful replication of sonic boiler and for publishing the results of testing for guys on ENERGETIC FORUM
    especially Prof. Dr. Stephen Jones, retired professor of physics, for the support and good feedback on this open source project.

    Happy New Year 2012
    May God bless all readers of this forum

    prof.Savića from Serbia
    Last edited by PhysicsProf; 12-29-2011, 06:39 AM.

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  • Slovenia
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    3 - 6 - 9

    Marko Rodin inventor of the Rodin coil talks about it too but he explains it from a completely different point of view and I haven't got a handle on that method yet either. It would really be something if we could use that Rodin coil in conjunction with our sonic boiler would it not??

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  • Slovenia
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    Guests

    Has anyone been watching how many guests we have on this thread. Chet must have told somebody about it. It's incredible.

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  • evolvingape
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    0 1 2

    Hey Chet,

    Yeah man, it's a real fly it and try it by the seat of your pants moment...

    The thing about theory is, it is just that, but for me art is theory, and this is so beautiful,just exploring it experimentally is a priviledge...

    I am trying to show you what I see, takes your breath away...

    Next year is going to be awesome

    Rob

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  • RAMSET
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    3 6 9 school

    Rob
    You are amazing!!
    I hope I can get a grasp on this [you certainly seem to].

    All I got so far is 18....................[had to take off both shoes to get there]



    Will be Fun to try!!
    Thanks
    Chet

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  • evolvingape
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    If you only understood the magnifiscience of the 3, 6, and 9... You would have a key

    Hi everyone,

    Here we go...

    0,1 ,2 ,3 ,4 ,5 ,6 ,7 ,8 ,9...

    The first sequence in non negative...

    Sign (mathematics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Some things you need to know...

    Integer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Whole number - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Fundamental frequency - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Missing fundamental - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Music and mathematics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Prime number - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Superparticular number - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Beamforming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Logarithmic spiral - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Some more things you need to understand...

    Harmonic - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Octave - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Tritone paradox - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Necker Cube - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Absolute pitch - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Mains hum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Valve amplifier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    FREQUENCY & WAVELENGTH CALCULATOR

    How Steam Whistles Work

    Standing waves and resonance : TRANSMISSION LINES
    Last edited by evolvingape; 12-28-2011, 11:20 PM.

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  • evolvingape
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    Tuning...

    Just a quickie here, I am busy...

    When you strike the solid tube with your finger you are imparting energy to the physical structure (mechanical) of the tube and measuring frequency of resonance vibration of mechanical structure...

    When you stimulate the hollow tube (air <gas> / water <liquid> column) you will have an entirely new frequency. Are these fundamental frequencies and of what medium ?

    When you consider that the feedback mechanism of both classes of resonance is sound (acoustic) and is subject to limitations dependant of medium what frequency are you measuring, specifically ?

    When you consider that AC electricity is an electromagnetic phenomenon and so is governed by the speed of light and NOT the speed of sound...

    You now have 2 system's to tune... question is... by tuning one system does the other gain sympathetic resonance ?

    RM

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  • Cherryman
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    Instant Bubbles

    Still lots to test, but this instant bubbling is nice to see:

    Instant bubbles - YouTube

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  • boguslaw
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    Is it really possible to tune beer can exactly to 50Hz resonance ? The best I've got is 52Hz and it's only tested that way: I'm holding my beer can via the attached SS rod (attached at the center of bottom of can) and strike the edge of can gently by finger. Then I use audacity software to process sound and draw spectrum of frequencies. Here one if peaks is at 52Hz, there are also peaks at lower and higher frequencies like 212 Hz (the biggest peak).

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  • Cherryman
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    Originally posted by RAMSET View Post
    C'Man
    Your vids show me a sad faced red guy??
    Are they still in the works??
    You have a PM
    Chet
    Hi Ramset,

    Edit: The first one works, thats was my first 220V test, nothing fancy, just seeing IF something would happen.

    I did another test, very rough one, I only got the parameters, and still not all the input but roughly this is it:

    PDavey2.wmv - YouTube

    1 liter water
    220V 50Hz
    Start temp: 8 celsius
    Time to visual heavy boiling: 65 seconds
    No clue about the ampdraw, but my fuses did not blow ;-)

    My Tempmeter did not survive it.

    Peace.
    Last edited by Cherryman; 12-28-2011, 10:23 PM.

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  • RAMSET
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    Do I need tickets?

    C'Man
    Your vids show me a sad faced red guy??
    Are they still in the works??
    You have a PM
    Chet

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