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Chet & Slovenia,
I haven't forgot or gave up, just haven't had time. Won't be home until late again tonight. Probably won't work on it again till Friday. I did find a site called stereo test sounds that have more choices of freq. Like 1 Hz.steps, so I will be trying to nail down more precisely where my can is ringing. Chet the clostest can I could find was 20 oz red bull. I've got it cut down to just under 7 1/4" and nail will vibrate at 60 Hz., but I think I can get it closer and get more vibration.
Cheers, Jason
I studied long and hard too with regard to mounting the ring. I finally came up with the method I used, and I think it's the easiest method out there. It's easy to make with hand tools too. I have some good machine tools, but I like to make things the easy way first if possible for prototype. Have another look at my bolt mounting application for the ring. That's the easiest thing I could come up with and I was asking a much higher authority than myself. I give God the glory.
I'm working hard to get experimental device test. Almost impossible to mount this metal sheet ring with so small gap to can :-( ! We need to find out how can it be mounted by "hand work" (using only simple tools)
I know this is off topic I just want your opinion!
Thank you
Chet
Chet
It might be that can is antenna. Interesting thing.Maybe, just maybe there is arcing between ring and can .... so overall picture then looks like Tesla transmitter ?! With a surface of can being rather nice capacitance it could be it accumulate amps and heat can by eddy currents. Very high frequency required but everything is possible.Assuming 160mm length and 1/4 wavelength it is then 64cm wave or around 468 Mhz....
What I learned from Tesla and old patents is rather strange forms or devices similar to ancient artefacts.
I'm working hard to get experimental device test. Almost impossible to mount this metal sheet ring with so small gap to can :-( ! We need to find out how can it be mounted by "hand work" (using only simple tools)
I have a lot of Power1 HHO Experiment parts for sale. I have three large pond foggers with one power supply and a powerful 40 KHz piezo vibration module. I need to raise some money quickly so that I can do some more intense things with this current project, including some help to Mr. "C". If someone in continental US would like these items, I'll make them a special deal and sell the previously mentioned items as a package. The powerful 40 KHz piezo module cost me $38 by itself. I have a lot of other stuff too including some heavy duty equipment necessary for the Power1 project. I got side tracked off the Power1 project and never got back to it. Now I'm really heavy into this project and need to scrape up some funds as soon as I can and the only way I know to do this is by selling off some of my experiment/project stuff.
I have an oscilloscope; really nice as new function signal generator; hot plate with magnetic stirring; and zinc oxide in unopened bag.
I don't want to ship outside continental US.
do you mind if i post this in my thread, might bring in more interested buyers
I have a lot of Power1 HHO Experiment parts for sale. I have three large pond foggers with one power supply and a powerful 40 KHz piezo vibration module. I need to raise some money quickly so that I can do some more intense things with this current project, including some help to Mr. "C". If someone in continental US would like these items, I'll make them a special deal and sell the previously mentioned items as a package. The powerful 40 KHz piezo module cost me $38 by itself. I have a lot of other stuff too including some heavy duty equipment necessary for the Power1 project. I got side tracked off the Power1 project and never got back to it. Now I'm really heavy into this project and need to scrape up some funds as soon as I can and the only way I know to do this is by selling off some of my experiment/project stuff.
I have an oscilloscope; really nice as new function signal generator; hot plate with magnetic stirring; and zinc oxide in unopened bag.
This conductive glue may come in handy with our ring manufacture. Solder is a pain in the neck and I think this glue is the answer and would also look much better. I'll have a go with it soon and let you know how it turns out.
Here is a link to some really good stainless ring material cheap. You get twelve foot long strips .25mm in thickness by 1/2". This is the best deal I've located so far!!
Chet.....
Sorry I didn't get to video the tuning yet, trying to beat the rain thats coming tonight. I'm running out of weather!! And things didn't go my way at all today........ Ya all know how it is. Maybe can video later tonight I'll do my best.
Jason
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