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I agree, and I don't know how to do that. My contact appears to be through answering questions for the time being.
We only know the following:
1) You take a can of beer from 0.5 liters, the top cover otstranice.
2) Make a ring of iron sheet larger than 2.1mm diameter cans.
This guy is a Hell of a smart guy and 2.1mm doesn't make any sense to me. A 1/2 liter can of beer would be a big can of beer I'd think unless he's talking about a 1/2 liter six pack which is possible. He's probably referring to much smaller cans in a 1/2 liter six pack. The 2.1mm diameter makes no sense either unless that is the diameter of the ring at the top of the can which is possible. He did say to remove the top cover and sand the can. Maybe he means for the top cover to be removed leaving the top part of the can inverted inward instead of being cut off perpendicular from the bottom of the can. A beveled in top to the can would have a really different effect. It would work kind of like a 9mm shell casing. Anyway, I think we're on the right track and several heads is a lot better than one.
Jelen Pivo is a light beer produced by Apatin Brewery ltd. Jelen Pivo contains 5% alcohol, belongs to the class of light lagers, and is made of high-quality[clarification needed] hops, barley and yeast. Besides Serbia, Jelen Pivo can also be found on the markets of Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia, as well as Switzerland, Austria and Sweden. It is known as a beer for men, followed by the slogan: „Men know why“.
Jelen Pivo is the leading product of the Apatin Brewery (established in 1756) and it is available on the market in the following packages: cans of 0.33 l and 0.5 l, non-returnable bottles of 0.33 l, (1 L and 2 L plastic bottles in Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia Montenegro and areas within the Balkan Region),
“Signs and symbols rule the world, not words nor laws.” -Confucius.
As MonsierurM pointed out we can try "MiCa" insulator?[insulator shim stock]
And as Core pointed out water in its purist form is an insulator,so the specific gravity will be an issue with the "gap"
Meaning HIS Gap in Serbia Maybe Different than My Gap in Timbuktoo.
Sept. 11, 2011 What you supply area of the apartment, you calculate the width and thickness of the electrode, zero reba to resonate at 300 Hz. Fuse will die if you are using electricity for over 15 Amperes.
This latest information was necessary and helpful.
A screw clamp might make a good expedient ring to get started with. At least it would be an expedient method of finding the inside diameter for our ring.
You are absolutely correct. It would appear like you said that tuning the beer can is the most important first step. Thanks!!
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Slovenia
Originally posted by Core
According to your contact a beer can is not the only thing you can use. One only requirement appears to be that the metal fundamental resonate frequency of 60Hz or 50Hz. To get this the cylinder has to be honed/sanded until it rings.
This can be checked by mounting your cylinder on a rod next to a speaker that is sounding a 60Hz frequency. According to him if a nail is suspended very close to the open end it will ring when the can vibrates. The nail acts like an amplifier.
So step one, and the most important, is that the cylinder regardless of material used is 'tuned' to your line frequency. If this step is not completed everything else is a wash.
One of my European contacts said that the .5 liter beer can is a standardized European size and that you can find European beers in cans like that all over US without going with a particular brand of beer. I was asking the same question.
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