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I know a 60hz EM wave is practically half the size of the planet?
After all Davey Tunes with a PIANO ??
We're tuning with the "MAINS"??
We are not talking EM waves; we are talking acoustic waves in air.
I don't think Davey used a piano. The nearest note is G and this
could be used as a rough tuning guide. But to get the tuning
accurate, we should listen to our mains hum and tune to that.
One way is to get a high wattage resistor, put it in series with a
cheap loudspeaker (maybe from an old scrapped TV) and put this
across the mains. YOU MUST GET YOUR SUMS RIGHT OR BE
GUIDED BY YOUR ELECTRONICS SHOP.
I understand Serbian language very well, simply because I live in Serbia . But I don’t speak English very well. I’m glad that you started this tread, because I was interested in Davey’s device long time ago. I didn’t know that anyone in Serbia replicated. I’m please to hear it. I can try to translate some words for you. Do you have an original letter on Serbian language from your contact? Because this Google translate (on Serbian) it is not understandable to me. Did he type the letter on Serbian, and then translated to English over the Google translator?
By the way, Serbian beer can 0.5L is the same as anywhere in the world. It is made from aluminum off course, and dimensions are the same.
I understand Serbian language very well, simply because I live in Serbia . But I don’t speak English very well. I’m glad that you started this tread, because I was interested in Davey’s device long time ago. I didn’t know that anyone in Serbia replicated. I’m please to hear it. I can try to translate some words for you. Do you have an original letter on Serbian language from your contact? Because this Google translate (on Serbian) it is not understandable to me. Did he type the letter on Serbian, and then translated to English over the Google translator?
By the way, Serbian beer can 0.5L is the same as anywhere in the world. It is made from aluminum off course, and dimensions are the same.
Cheers,
, your help is greatly appreciated by all of us (even those that do not post ) who are following and replicating Slovenia's outstanding work and ;
“Signs and symbols rule the world, not words nor laws.” -Confucius.
Pay attention to post #205. That is where I posted my pdf file of the Serbian boiler and that is also where I will continue to post my updates. I will be communicating through my pdf files for a while and not on the board.
Dragan, thanks for offering to interpret my Serbian messages from my contact. Very much appreciated.
Contact has become very impatient with me. He says we must use .5 liter/500 ml can period.
Slovenia
Last edited by Slovenia; 09-23-2011, 09:05 PM.
Reason: typo, added something
Hi everyone,
I’m glad if I can help.
I didn’t read all the posts in this tread, so I probably missing something. This guy obviously knows how to calculate the resonant frequency which is the key in this device and in many other devices which are related to COP>1.
I didn’t understand his writing not more then you guys, because in most sentence the key word is translated wrong. It’s not make any sense.
He obviously made this device for 220V/50Hz alternating current, because this is the standard in Europe. Except in GB. And all the drawings and dimensions are calculated for that current (frequency). But in PDF current is 110V/60Hz. He said” if you want I can make you calculations for resonance for 110v/60Hz”. I understand what resonance means for RLC circuit, but I don’t know what it means for pieces of metal. And I didn’t understand where he did get that 300Hz frequency?
As I said I didn’t read all the posts in this tread (I’ll read it during this week), so you don’t have to answer the questions that has been answered all ready.
I’ll get one can of bear today, and I’ll try to measure it. I don’t have any precisely instrument, but I’ll try.
dragan
Perhaps if you can write out your questions in Mr. "C"s [contact]native tongue??
Then send them to Slovenia,I am quite sure if handled properly this will yield
Good results very rapidly and perhaps ease the frustration of both Mr.C and Mr S.
Of Course keeping correspondence Private and in Slovenia's [Mr S]control!
You're looking for a 500 ml can. They go by 500 ml in US instead of .5 liter but it's the same can. There is a lot of European beer all over and in 500 ml cans. Anyway, I wanted to share that. They are a long skinny can with approximately 16.9 oz of beer.
I'm not going to be arguing with anyone about anything!!
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