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On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 13:44 -0400, philip gentile wrote:
> after you call the priest, add a length of copper wire at one point to see
> if shifting the resonan
The fireplace was grateful too.
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ings. The fireplace was grateful too.
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To: Allen
Yep, it was an interesting demonstration on Mythbusters.
Too bad Jerry changed it. I'm guessing that it would
not have vibrated with just carrier.
Mike - AA8K
Allen Boehm wrote:
> It is not an urban legend. Every thing has a resonate frequency. If you dig
> back into the history of Nikolai
It is not an urban legend. Every thing has a resonate frequency. If you dig
back into the history of Nikolai Tesla and his earthquake machine. Here are
two related patents registered by Tesla: Patent No. 511,916 (Jan. 2, 1894)
titled "Electric Generator" and Patent No. 514,169 (Feb. 6, 1894) title
Gerald Capodieci escribió:
> I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a joke.
> At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was transmitting on
> 3.9000 MHz stating that someone or thing is under the house hitting the
> pipes or dragging chains. My son an
Thanks Mike:
Grounding the end in the backyard did most of it. I'll get a proper ground
rod installed. I only hammered a 3 foot pipe in and made sure the spot was well
watered. The pipes still move a little but do not vibrate much.
Jerry, kd6et
Mike Naruta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Gerald
I would add an additional ground (in the ground) directly at the point
where it drops under the house if you can manage to do that with a
ground rod, however it may be just as well to use only the ground rod
and remove the pipe from the equation altogether and see what happens.
Someone else mentio
On Mon, 2006-09-11 at 13:44 -0400, philip gentile wrote:
> after you call the priest, add a length of copper wire at one point to see
> if shifting the resonant frequency o fthe pipe helps.
Given the price of copper these days, it's probably cheaper just to hire
the Pope directly.
73
Frank
AB2KT
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Subject: [Flexradio] SDR1000 WPI (Water Pipe Interference) Problem
I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a
joke. At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was
transmitting on 3.9000 MHz stating that someone or thing is under the house
hitting the
after you call the priest, add a length of copper wire at one point to see
if shifting the resonant frequency o fthe pipe helps.
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Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 2:39 PM
Subject: [Flexradio] SDR1000
Jerry,
I would suggest you call a priest immediately. This has nothing to do
with the electrical length of your pipe..
See: http://www.stmichael.pair.com/ as a starting point
Cheers,
Kirb - VE6IV
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Gerald Capodieci wrote:
> I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a joke.
> At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was transmitting on
> 3.9000 MHz stating that someone or thing is under the house hitting the
> pipes or dragging chains. My son and I
Zounds! Could it be audio resonance some where? It would take a lot of
current to move a 1/2" pipe, then again if its hanging free for a long
distance--. Let us know what happens to your sig after clamping the
pipe. (my xyl once drew an arc of the bathroom light) W8XO
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Gerald Capodieci
Sent: Monday, September 11, 2006 11:20 AM
To: flexradio@flex-radio.biz
Subject: [Flexradio] SDR1000 WPI (Water Pipe Interference) Problem
I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a
joke. At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was
I need advice or a lead on Water Pipe Interference (WPI). This is not a joke.
At midnight my wife and son came into the room while I was transmitting on
3.9000 MHz stating that someone or thing is under the house hitting the pipes
or dragging chains. My son and I, carrying shovels, walked the p
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