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Projects by members => Projects by members => Dankie => Topic started by: Dankie on October 12, 2009, 06:30:59 am
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So I am about to do a test rig for the triplen array tubes and test out the Stephen Meyers theories
need somebody to sell my their used ones , for a vprice that is considered robbery , I will pay your shiping and gas + a 6 pack .
I need either 18 tubes ( I PAY ORE LOL !!!) , Or 18 plates
I know some of you have these cells laying around and not doing nothing , plz consider that I will be needing these for what could possibly be "the last attempt ever" , "the coup the gras" , "the final assault" ...
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Where are you in SA Dankie?
Wouter may be able to help if you in Cape Town.
Watkykjy is just outside Pretoria.
Consider using a lower grade of stainless than 316L.
Your local scrap merchant may just have some pipe lying around.
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Dankie you could go to Speedmetals.com and get 3 tubes about a foot long for $11
3/4" OD {A} x 0.652" ID {B} x .049" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed-12"3/4" OD {A} x 0.652" ID {B} x .049" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed
SKU: t4r.75x.049-12
Length Tolerance: Plus or Minus 1/2"
Approximate Piece Weight: 0.37 lbs
Item Notes:
12" $3.05
1" OD {A} x 0.930" ID {B} x .035" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed-12"1" OD {A} x 0.930" ID {B} x .035" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed
SKU: t4r1x.035-12
Length Tolerance: Plus or Minus 1/2"
Approximate Piece Weight: 0.36 lbs
Item Notes:
12" $2.77
1/2" OD {A} x 0.370" ID {B} x .065" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed-12"1/2" OD {A} x 0.370" ID {B} x .065" {C} Wall Tube 304 Stainless Steel, Annealed
SKU: t4r.5x.065-12
Length Tolerance: Plus or Minus 1/2"
Approximate Piece Weight: 0.30 lbs
Item Notes:
12" $5.06
Sub Total: $10.88
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why 18 tubes? you can test it on one set
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No this is a replication of the whole cell
The 18 electrodes must be there mixed with both 3 phase drivers
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well it's going to cost you some money if you want a professional set up, just consider this wall tubes, they are cheaper
the tubes i posted above, they all weigh about the same, 0.36, 0.37, 0.30 pounds, so they should resonant at almost the same frequency.
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well it's going to cost you some money if you want a professional set up, just consider this wall tubes, they are cheaper
the tubes i posted above, they all weigh about the same, 0.36, 0.37, 0.30 pounds, so they should resonant at almost the same frequency.
Well I expect a good samaritan to simply donate his old cell to me , call it a donation to science , and call me an optimist .
If people cannot solve Meyers they should donate their old equipment to people who are still trying , and I will be grateful towards them .
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Nobody has an 18 tube cell to donate to you, so your not going to get the cell you are looking for.
You might as well spend ten bucks and test it first, and if people see your project is worthwhile then they might be more likely to invest in you so you can build the proper cell.
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Its not a free donation , only aa very reasnable bartering and paying the shippping/gas/time/beer ....
I pay for 12 tubes of good lenght and not used often , I will get the 6 others , I need plates also , same caracteristorcs . I might as well be me that is using them and than tubes laying around .
I will grateful to this person , these words are not to be taken lightly .
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Take a look at these; 304, 0.040" wall 1/2 and 3/4", the skinny one is longer, 13" I think
18-8 bolt MIGged onto the end, then beaten straight and ground smooth.
14 pairs
Not precise, not a cobble-job either. [depends on the cobbler]
I'm in OHIO, USA
Turtle
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What for size plates are you after?
I have some 0.074" thick 10" long, 1.5" wide 316L to spare
Turtle
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Hi Keith
It is a bit short but if the shipping is not so much I will take them. I will be needing either only tubes or plates .
But I will remember your generosity either way ... Thx you